'Baltimore Batman' Fatally Struck By Car On I-70
A real life superhero who put smiles on countless little faces, Maryland's own Batman was killed Sunday in a tragic accident.
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A real life superhero who put smiles on countless little faces, Maryland's own Batman was killed Sunday in a tragic accident.
They're men on a mission in what has been an extraordinarily bloody summer in Baltimore, walking from here to Washington to show just how much this city is in crisis.
On trial. The former Baltimore Ravens head of security is in court. Darren Sanders is pleading not guilty to groping a stadium worker.
The countdown is on for the pope's visit to the nation's capital. People are hard at work getting things ready. A lot of construction is being done in Maryland.
Deadly hit and run. A family is left searching for answers after a woman is killed in Essex. It happened on Eastern Boulevard and Virginia Avenue early Monday morning.
Five-year-old Hailey Dawson had the honors thanks to her revolutionary prosthetic hand designed by engineering students at UNLV.
A long-serving member of the Baltimore City Council announces her retirement.
WJZ has learned what sparked a destructive fire at Washington College in Chestertown.
Gov. Larry Hogan met with his top housing official Monday to express disappointment in the secretary's comments about landlord liability in lead paint cases, a spokesman said, but the official will remain on the job after 30 lawmakers called for his resignation.
Police in the Annapolis area are looking into a series of bomb threats against local businesses.
The Federal Aviation Administration says a technical problem at an air traffic control center in Virginia that caused hundreds of flights to be delayed or canceled was possibly caused by a software upgrade at a high-altitude radar facility.
Police in North West Baltimore were in large numbers on Sunday afternoon, near the area where thousands of dirt bikers gathered just a week ago.
A day after flights were canceled or delayed at BWI due to a computer glitch, things are back to normal.
Maryland's lottery and gaming are bringing in more than ever before.
Thousands of Baltimore City high school students will see a boost in their GPA this fall.
