Leia The Lioness Heads To New Pride In Texas
A bittersweet goodbye. Leia the lioness is on her way to Texas, where she will join a new pride of lions. WJZ was at The Maryland Zoo as she left Thursday morning.
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A bittersweet goodbye. Leia the lioness is on her way to Texas, where she will join a new pride of lions. WJZ was at The Maryland Zoo as she left Thursday morning.
When two women were caught on video sexually assaulting a man at a Washington, D.C. gas station, the story caught the nation's attention.
Some hard options for overhauling the U.S. Postal Service apparently have the support of most Americans.
At the age many people retire, there are thousands of surgeons still operating on patients.
A commercial Delaware bus driver transporting a group of Maryland middle school students back from a field trip has been accused of driving under the influence.
A Secret Service officer charged with trying to solicit sex from an undercover agent he thought was a 14-year-old girl also had online sex chats with actual young girls and had a small arsenal of weapons at his home, federal prosecutors asserted Thursday in court filings.
Authorities say Interstate 81 in western Maryland has reopened after a tractor trailer carrying radioactive cleaning suits overturned.
A dentist faces up to 10 years in prison for arranging to have sex with a 12-year-old girl in exchange for prescription painkillers and cash.
WJZ learns the FBI has joined the search for a missing Washington College student, who may be armed and dangerous. Now, the school decides to stay closed for the next week and a half.
More bloodshed in Baltimore City, and there is more than a month to go in this year. Now city police are launching a new initiative to fight back against the violence.
Terrorists have found new ways to plan major attacks undetected.
Calling for change on campus. Students hold a sit-in at Towson University to demand a shift in school policies to end racial injustice. The protest is part of a nationwide movement.
A Baltimore man is suing after he claims he was wrongfully arrested, beaten and imprisoned during the Baltimore riots without probable cause.
Attorneys wrap up closing arguments in the trial of a city police officer accused of slitting a dog's throat last summer. The case drew outrage from animal owners across the city.
Former Maryland governor Bob Ehrlich weighs in on current politics and promotes his new book, "Turning Point."
