Assateague Island Gets Its First Resident Artist
Grays, browns, yellows, greens and a touch of blue. Bit by bit, the paint on Karen McLain's canvas formed a common scene on Assateague Island, a horse grazing by the roadside.
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Grays, browns, yellows, greens and a touch of blue. Bit by bit, the paint on Karen McLain's canvas formed a common scene on Assateague Island, a horse grazing by the roadside.
Behind a locked door in a far-flung wing of a labyrinthine school building, there is something wildly unexpected: a bustling animal laboratory for hundreds of creatures from many corners of the animal kingdom.
Police say they know the core people who are behind the violence in Baltimore--so why are they still on the streets? It's a key question after the murders of two promising young men this week.
Yet another public black eye for the Secret Service. This time, it's an agent from Maryland at the center of the scandal. The 37-year-old is arrested for sending naked pictures to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl.
Scores of people are dead after multiple coordinated attacks across Paris. Over 120 people have been killed, but that number is only expected to grow.
Maintenance workers accused of demanding sex in exchange for making repairs in public housing units. Now lawyers say there could be hundreds of alleged victims.
A student is arrested for attacking a school police officer. It happened as the officer tried to break up a fight between two girls at Frederick Douglass High School.
The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission is swamped with applications to grow and dispense marijuana.
Keeping an eye on police and police hands off video. It's part of a new smart phone app released Friday.
After weeks of anticipation, the Inner Harbor ice rink is back open for the season. Now skaters of all skill levels can hit the ice.
Racial tensions and protest continue to envelope the University of Missouri. A couple of possible hate crimes have hit two historically black universities. Howard University is beefing up security on its campus.
WJZ continues to investigate illegal guns on Baltimore's streets. City police tell us the number of guns they're linking to multiple crimes has doubled.
A local organization is giving wounded war veterans a second chance at feeling whole again.
We've watched her grow up and thrive at the Maryland Zoo, but very soon we'll have to say goodbye to Leia the lioness.
Researchers say only half of U.S. citizens are getting enough exercise. A lot of people say they have trouble starting and then sticking with it.
