Baltimore Musician & Songwriter Is Headed To The Grammys
He's spent his life making music, hoping someday one of his songs would make it big. And now it has.
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He's spent his life making music, hoping someday one of his songs would make it big. And now it has.
Changing lives with tax credits. Governor Martin O'Malley announces 10 projects that will benefit from an $11 million tax credit.
Twin brothers accused of setting a dog on fire will be retried.
They're one of Baltimore's most popular bands and they have a special concert scheduled for this Sunday.
Two elderly rape victims in Germantown show remarkable courage.
The Orioles mourn the death of longtime umpires attendant Ernie Tyler.
Carnival Cruise Line's biggest spenders depart from the Port of Baltimore, the state's top ports official is saying.
Chronic wasting disease is an illness lethal to deer that has surfaced for the first time in Maryland.
Most first-time gun offenders in Baltimore serve no time behind bars and top Baltimore City leaders are pushing to change that.
Jobs in science and technology are in high demand. No company knows that better than Microsoft. Hundreds of Baltimore City students attended the corporation's Minority Student Day Friday.
Two women can now be named as mothers on birth certificates without a court order in Maryland.
State Sen. Ulysses Currie's campaign treasurer has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $150,000 from the senator's campaign.
Federal prosecutors say five people, two from the Dominican Republic, have been indicted in an alleged plot to extort money while pretending to be agents for the Food and Drug Administration.
The murder of former presidential advisor John Wheeler III remains shrouded in mystery. WJZ has taken a closer look at his final week alive.
A section of the Jones Falls Expressway in downtown Baltimore has been shut down after an unknown substance was spilled on the roadway.
