1 Year Later, Md. Soldier's Murder Still Unsolved
A soldier home for the holidays is murdered in Baltimore. One year later his killer is still on the loose, and his family is pleading for help.
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A soldier home for the holidays is murdered in Baltimore. One year later his killer is still on the loose, and his family is pleading for help.
Killers tried to cover up the murder of a man in northeast Baltimore by setting his house on fire. WJZ is uncovering new information about the possible motive behind this disturbing crime.
The race to save the rarest sea turtle on the planet comes to Baltimore. Hunters, pollution and fishing nets have almost eliminated the Kemp's sea turtle.
It's the 15th year for the Johns Hopkins miracle ties. It's a special collection because the ties are designed by the young patients at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
Frederick County authorities are accusing an Emmitsburg woman of arson for allegedly setting fire to her home in an apparent suicide attempt.
Uma Thurman's stalker has a chance at getting out of jail while he awaits trial on charges of trying to contact her again.
Police in Frederick are asking people to keep their eye peeled for a hot rock with a prehistoric pedigree.
A construction worker who was on probation for felony drunken driving when he ran a red light and killed rookie Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two other people was sentenced Wednesday to 51 years to life in prison.
Many people have just spent the past several weeks hauling boxes out of the basement and putting the decorations up.
The medical records of a Virginia women's lacrosse player who was found dead in her apartment will remain sealed except for information about a prescription.
The United Nations says it is looking into a complaint that the Army private suspected of giving classified documents to WikiLeaks has been mistreated in custody.
Two 21-year-old men have been charged in the fatal shooting of a 63-year-old woman during a home invasion in Salisbury.
More than a month after a University of Miami student from Maryland was killed in a hit-and-run, Florida police say they've found the person responsible.
The city of Baltimore has paid a $200,000 settlement to a violinist and music teacher who was wrongfully arrested in a child sex abuse case.
The Maryland attorney general's office says a former University of Maryland, Baltimore County employee has pleaded guilty to stealing $9,800 from the school so he could buy rugs for his home.