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In a WJZ News exclusive, anchor Vic Carter is granted unprecedented access to Mayor Brandon Scott. In one-on-one interviews, Vic talks with the mayor about the condition of Baltimore City, and what needs to be done to fix it.
Anne Arundel County will now use $4.2 million of its federal recovery money to pay hiring and retention bonuses to bus drivers, almost a month after drivers with one company went on strike to call for higher wages.
Baltimore County Police are searching for 13-year-old Natalie Blair.
Officials said the crash occurred just after 3:30 p.m. at Reisterstown and Tollgate Road.
The stakes for Maryland and coach Michael Locksley are a little higher when Penn State comes to town.
As Marylanders know, grocery shopping at Wegmans isn't just an errand, it's an experience.
A Baltimore judge on Monday sentenced Anthony Michael Bryant to 43 years in prison after he was convicted of attempted kidnapping, second-degree assault, false imprisonment and a weapons charge, the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office said.
The Horseshoe Casino closed at 3 p.m. Thursday due to "an ongoing issue" with the building's plumbing system, according to a Facebook post.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott along with Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa are set to provide a COVID-19 update Thursday.
While sports betting licenses for five Maryland casinos remain in limbo, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission on Thursday approved partnerships between sportsbook operators and the casinos awaiting final approval from a state commission.
An SUV crashed into a building off W. Joppa Road in Lutherville, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.
After two cancellations due to COVID-19, organizers hope to finally hold the inaugural Maryland Cycling Classic in 2022.
LifeBridge Health's Center for Hope has a new addition to its team. And he's trained to provide comfort and support to clients going through some really challenging times.
Master Deputy State Fire Marshal Ed Ernst said the blast blew out some doors in the basement, The Herald-Mail reported.
The survey includes questions like how often you use the routes, and what your purpose is for taking the bus or boat. It is open through the end of the month.
