O'Malley Calls Death Penalty 'Ineffective'
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he respects the verdict of the jury in the Boston Marathon bombing case but remains opposed to the death penalty and considers it "ineffective."
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Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he respects the verdict of the jury in the Boston Marathon bombing case but remains opposed to the death penalty and considers it "ineffective."
All public safety resources in Philadelphia--police fire, medical and civilian--were called to action.
A senior at Washington College who grew up in Hunt Valley has been awarded a $62,900 literary prize.
Three members of a family and their housekeeper are killed. Their house--set on fire in Washington, D.C.
Maryland officials and cyclists are highlighting Bike to Work Day.
As federal investigators try to find out why an Amtrak train that crashed in Philadelphia sped up in the last minute before it derailed, Amtrak's top official said the railroad takes full responsibility for the deadly wreck.
A Baltimore police officer has been accused of pocketing thousands of dollars during a staged federal sting operation in a hotel room.
A prosecutor says a man whose decomposing remains were found in a Hagerstown apartment died of asphyxiation and was wrapped in blankets and trash bags.
A doctor who got a Maryland medical license despite his Florida rape conviction has settled a wrongful death lawsuit in Baltimore County.
Eight lives lost when a train that had just stopped in Baltimore flew off the tracks in Philadelphia. WJZ has learned the train sped up before taking its fatal turn.
City police say the boy was struck after running out in front of a marked patrol cruiser.
WJZ has learned former mayor Sheila Dixon wants her old job back and is seriously considering running again for Baltimore mayor.
Three of the eight victims who died in the Amtrak train derailment have ties to Maryland.
Amtrak now says full service in the Northeast Corridor will not resume until Monday or Tuesday.
They normally work behind the walls of the prison, but now two corrections officers are facing criminal charges themselves. The two women are charged with looting a 7-Eleven during last month's riots.
