WJZ Viewers Weigh In On Storm Response
What are your thoughts on the state's response to this week's snowstorm? Do you think anything should be done differently?
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What are your thoughts on the state's response to this week's snowstorm? Do you think anything should be done differently?
Metro's board of directors has named Richard Sarles as the new general manager and CEO of the agency.
A Frederick man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for selling $100 worth of crack cocaine to a police informant.
It has been a 48 hours we'll remember forever. Friday morning, thousands are still feeling the effects from Wednesday's historic storm.
Abandoned cars are still out there Thursday night, simply parked in the middle of the road. Not only is that a problem, but a lot of roads are still covered with snow and slush. There's concern that much of it will refreeze.
More than a dozen college football players are hospitalized—all suffering from muscle damage. One of those players is from Baltimore, and his father—a local football coach—wants to know what happened.
Some more crews are heading out, but this time it's to fix a water main break in Baltimore County.
Federal authorities say they've arrested a Maryland fugitive in Arizona.
Princess Anne police have arrested a man they say broke into a bank and tried to steal fake money.
Authorities say a man who escaped from the Garrett County Detention Center has been seen in Washington and College Park.
Montgomery County Police are investigating a disruption to its emergency communications center's wireless trunk lines during the snowstorm.
Anne Arundel County police are investigating a hit-and-run collision that killed a longtime Johns Hopkins University fencing coach during the region's first major snowstorm of the season.
There has been a ceremonial step forward to the most lucrative slots casino in the state.
It takes talent to engage a crowd with words alone. Winners of WJZ's Black History Oratory Contest do just that!
A local teenager received a huge surprise for his sweet 16.
