Virginia students protest governor's transgender policies
Students streamed out of their classrooms to decry the model policies unveiled earlier this month.
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Aging With Pride supports retired LGBTQ community
There aren't any formal age restrictions for who is and isn't allowed to join The Frederick Center's Aging With Pride support group.
How To Support Your LGBTQ Child's Mental Health
When a child comes out, parents don't always know what to do and what to say, and that's OK, said Caitlin Ryan, director of the Family Acceptance Project.
Baltimore Pride Weekend Is Kicking Off
Excitement is building in Charm City as Baltimore Pride weekend returns.
Pride Center Of Maryland Provides 'Oasis' To Assist Gender And Sexual Minorities
With about 40 staff members ready to help the community, the non-profit is preparing to expand its services in a new location on Saint Paul Street.
Annapolis To Hold Second Annual Pride Parade After Two-Year Pause
This year's theme is "many faces, one pride", which highlights the "LGBTQ+ community of all skin tones, genders, sexualities, religions and abilities."
Carroll County Students Protest School Board Policy That Would Prohibit Pride Flags
Students protesting told WJZ they deal with harassment on a daily basis, and want their schools to feel more exclusive.
Baltimore Safe Haven, Nonprofit Helping At-Risk LGBTQ Residents, Vandalized On Transgender Day Of Visibility
Baltimore Safe Haven, a trans-led nonprofit providing housing and support services for at-risk LGBTQ residents, was vandalized with bigoted graffiti on International Transgender Day of Visibility, the group tweeted.
University of Maryland, Towson University Receive High Marks For LGBTQ Inclusion
University of Maryland, College Park and Towson University are two of the most welcoming campuses for LGBTQ students and faculty, according to rankings by Campus Pride Index.
Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival Postponed Until 2022
The Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival, originally scheduled for Oct. 30, has been postponed until June 4, 2022, organizers said.
Eddie's Of Roland Park & The Charmery Introduce 'B-More Pride Ice Cream' To Honor Pride Month
The Charmery is partnering with Eddie's of Roland Park to produce a limited-edition ice cream flavor to celebrate pride month.
Baltimore Orioles To Host Pride Night On June 22
The Baltimore Orioles will host pride night in honor of pride month on June 22.
Diverse Group Of Cities, Including Baltimore, Have Highest Rates Of Gay Households
The Baltimore metro area is among those with the highest concentrations of gay and lesbian coupled households in the U.S., according to a new report released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Chick-fil-A To Stop Donations To Some Charities After LGBT Protests
Chick-fil-A is shifting its charitable donations in the new year as the fast-food chain looks to avoid the spotlight
No 'Gay Gene' Can Predict Sexual Orientation, Study Says
Sexual orientation cannot be predicted by a single "gay gene," new research indicates.
Bethel Christian Academy Sues Md. After Being Kicked Out Of Voucher Program For Anti-LGBTQ Views
The Bethel Christian Academy has filed a federal lawsuit after they said Maryland unfairly threw it out of a school voucher program over its anti-LGBTQ views.
Annapolis Is Throwing Its First Ever Pride Parade This Saturday
The parade will start at Amos Garrett Boulevard and West Street, and will finish at Calvert and West Streets.
Transgender Woman Muhlaysia Booker Found Fatally Shot In Dallas, A Month After She Was Brutally Beaten As Crowd Looked On
Transgender woman Muhlaysia Booker, who was at the center of a viral video where she was beaten near an apartment complex, was found fatally shot in east Dallas early Saturday morning.
DC's Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School Will Acknowledge LGBT Alumnae Couples
A 220-year-old Catholic girls' school in Washington, D.C., will now allow news about same-sex unions in its alumnae magazine.
One Of Baltimore's Largest Gay Nightclubs Sold, To Close
One of Baltimore's largest gay nightclubs is closing.
Towson Church Says A Sign Showing Support For LGBTQ+ Community Was Vandalized Monday
A church in Towson will rally against hate on Sunday after they claim their yard sign promoting love was vandalized with messages of hate earlier this week.
Virginia Teacher Fights For Job Over Transgender Controversy
A Virginia high school teacher is fighting a recommendation to be dismissed in the wake of a controversy involving a transgender student.
Joe Biden Attacks Trump's Use Of Power During LGBTQ Dinner Speech
Biden took direct aim at President Donald Trump on Saturday night, noting that "forces of intolerance remain determined to undermine and roll back the progress you have made."
Baltimore LGBT Health Resource Center Welcomes New Director
McClure joined the center on August. 20 from the National LGBT Chamber Center of Commerce.
Transgender Woman Kicked Out Of DC Restaurant After Using Woman's Bathroom
When a transgender woman got up to use the woman's bathroom at a restaurant, she said she was asked to show her ID.
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Baltimore man charged with shooting squeegee workers who allegedly stole $2,200 from his mother
A Baltimore man was recently arrested for coaxing squeegee workers into his truck and taking them to a home in West Baltimore and shooting them, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.
26-year-old man charged in killing another man and putting the body in his luxury car
A 26-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the killing of another man whose body police found inside a vehicle in Morrell Park last month, according to authorities.
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore pays $21K water bill out of caution, campaign spokesperson says
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore paid a $21,000 water bill "out of an abundance of caution," campaign spokesperson said on Wednesday.
Body-worn camera released of deadly officer-involved shooting in Anne Arundel County
Officials said 48-year-old Anthony Hopkins Sr., from Harwood, was shot by police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call on Sept. 17.
Game-changer tool will help city officials tackle Baltimore's vacant house problem
Housing officials and a Baltimore City Council member are describing a new tool to address vacant and abandoned properties as a "game-changer."
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WJZ's voter guide to the 2022 general election
Here are the whens, wheres, whos and hows of Maryland's 2022 General Election.
Hurricane Ian - How to help
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Baltimore man charged with shooting squeegee workers who allegedly stole $2,200 from his mother
A Baltimore man was recently arrested for coaxing squeegee workers into his truck and taking them to a home in West Baltimore and shooting them, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.
26-year-old man charged in killing another man and putting the body in his luxury car
A 26-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the killing of another man whose body police found inside a vehicle in Morrell Park last month, according to authorities.
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore pays $21K water bill out of caution, campaign spokesperson says
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore paid a $21,000 water bill "out of an abundance of caution," campaign spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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'HeBros' golfing group to hold 7th annual fundraiser for The SEED School of Maryland
The HeBros are successful Black and Jewish businessmen who like to golf, but make sure their relationship with each other is deeper than the sport.
Baltimore Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office restructured after study finds underutilization
The key findings of the study were released Wednesday before the Board of Estimates.
Prosecutors to call on Gov. Hogan in embezzlement case against his former chief of staff
The trial is set to begin Oct. 24 at the U.S. District Court in Baltimore.
Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year in Judaism. Here's what that means
Jews around the world are to face their misdeeds and sins over the year through worship and prayer so that they may atone for their wrongdoings.
Anne Arundel plan for virtual learning on inclement weather days approved by state
The plan doesn't necessarily mean bye-bye to good old-fashioned snow days.
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State officials remind residents of increased black bear activity in the fall
As they prepare for winter hibernation, black bears are going to be seen more regularly eating and searching for food, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources says.
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Wednesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Wednesday afternoon forecast
Harbor Harvest Children's Fall Festival returns Oct. 23
This year, the festival coincides with the 1-year anniversary of the newly renovated Rash Field Park opening.
'Money' ranks two Maryland cities in top 20 best places to live in the US
If you think your town is the best, you might be right!
Anne Arundel plan for virtual learning on inclement weather days approved by state
The Maryland Board of Education on Tuesday approved Anne Arundel County Schools' plan to implement virtual classes on inclement weather days.
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'HeBros' golfing group to hold 7th annual fundraiser for The SEED School of Maryland
The HeBros are successful Black and Jewish businessmen who like to golf, but make sure their relationship with each other is deeper than the sport.
Ravens RB Gus Edwards returns to practice for first time since tearing ACL last year
Running back Gus Edwards, who suffered a season-ending torn ACL in 2021, is back at practice.
Orioles, Blue Jays split season-ending doubleheader
Terrin Vavra hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-4 victory in game one.
As O's wrap first winning season since 2016, playoffs are the goal for next year, Elias says
"As I said in the summer, I feel like this team is officially in the fight in the American League East," Mike Elias said.
Ravens running back Dobbins makes an impressive return to the game
The Ravens set their sights on division rival Cincinnati who is headed to Baltimore for a Sunday night showdown.
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Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore pays $21K water bill out of caution, campaign spokesperson says
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore paid a $21,000 water bill "out of an abundance of caution," campaign spokesperson said on Wednesday.
In rebuff of mayor, Mosby delays vote to assess value of conduit system
City Council President Nick Mosby delayed a vote to assess the value of the city's conduit system until after Election Day, rebuffing Mayor Brandon Scott's desire to enlist a contractor to determine how it could be monetized.
Long-time politician Pat McDonough takes aim at Baltimore County Executive seat
A long-time politician on the ballot for Baltimore County Executive has laid out 'revolution and change' if elected in November.
Prosecutors to call on Gov. Hogan in embezzlement case against his former chief of staff
The trial is set to begin Oct. 24 at the U.S. District Court in Baltimore.
WJZ's voter guide to the 2022 general election
Here are the whens, wheres, whos and hows of Maryland's 2022 general election.
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Signing off: Bob Turk says farewell to viewers after 50 years with WJZ
Bob Turk, "The Sunshine Kid," has delivered weather for WJZ viewers for five decades.
Fell's Point Fun Festival postponed due to 'projected unsafe weather conditions' from Ian
The Fell's Point Fun Festival, scheduled for this weekend, has been postponed to later in October due to "projected unsafe weather conditions" from the remnants of Hurricane Ian.
Bob Turk is leaving WJZ after five decades
Weatherman Bob Turk, the "Sunshine Kid" and a presence in Baltimore homes for years, is leaving WJZ after five decades with the station.
Festival in Baltimore will celebrate Latin American heritage
As we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month here in Baltimore, a festival is taking place in Baltimore's Highlandtown community this weekend.
Where's Marty? Learning about the honey-making operation at All Saints Sisters of the Poor in Catonsville
These nuns have learned the ins and outs of beekeeping world, and they yearly sell over 300 pounds of bottled honey.
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Baltimore Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office restructured after study finds underutilization
The key findings of the study were released Wednesday before the Board of Estimates.
Southwest Airlines attendants protest outside BWI Airport for better pay, working conditions
The airline workers are demanding better pay, safety on the job and improved quality of life through a new contract.
Stephen Curry rumored to be nearing $1B deal with Under Armour
Curry's current deal with the Baltimore-based footwear and clothing company runs through 2024.
$73M in debt wiped out for Maryland's former ITT Tech students
The Department of Education will forgive nearly $4 billion in debt for over 200,000 former ITT Technical Institute students across the country, including nearly 4,000 in Maryland, Attorney General Brian Frosh announced Tuesday.
Diapers cost families a fortune, but now some states will stop taxing them
Disposable diaper prices have jumped 20% over the past year, according to the latest data from NielsenIQ.
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Southwest Airlines attendants protest outside BWI Airport for better pay, working conditions
The airline workers are demanding better pay, safety on the job and improved quality of life through a new contract.
In letter to Biden, Hogan raises concerns about EV incentives he claims will hurt foreign automakers
Gov. Larry Hogan raised concerns about "well-intentioned but misguided provisions" in the Inflation Reduction Act he claims will damage foreign automakers in allied countries that produce some videos in America.
1-in-5 U.S. adults bet money on sports in past year, according to study
The report from the Pew Research Center shows that 19% of adults surveyed said they had wagered on sports.
Frosh, MDE announce settlement with Eastern Shore poultry processing plant
"Valley Proteins repeatedly discharged harmful pollutants - including nitrogen, phosphorus and fecal coliform - into a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay," said Attorney General Frosh.
MD's 7 sports wagering facilities contribute $477K to state in August
Five casinos and two other facilities handled $18.6 million last month, with $15.4 million in winnings going back to bettors.
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CDC now tracking rise of BF.7 and BA.2.75 COVID variants nationwide
The BA.5 variant from the summer wave of cases has now fallen to 81.3% of new infections.
Maryland Department of Health expands monkeypox vaccine eligibility
The state's health department is now allowing anyone at high risk of the infection to be vaccinated.
OIG report: Dead rodents, insects still found at Druid Sexual Health Clinic
There are still sanitary concerns at the Druid Sexual Health Clinic, according to a follow-up investigation by the Office of the Inspector General's Office.
Dr. Sanford J. Siegel Prostate Cancer Run draws hundreds of people, raises $270K
Towson University hosted the 2022 Dr. Sanford J. Siegel Prostate Cancer Run/Walk on Sunday, drawing attention to the deadly disease and those who have survived it.
Residents say they waited over an hour at one water distribution site
"We have more resources coming tomorrow," said James Wallace, director of the Baltimore City Office of Emergency Management. "There will be more water here tomorrow the operation will be even bigger tomorrow."
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Harbor Harvest Children's Fall Festival has Fall fun for all at Inner Harbor
Fall is here and that means the 15th annual Harbor Harvest Children's Fall Festival is quickly approaching.
Nelly to perform at halftime of Sunday's Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium
The Baltimore Ravens are asking music performer Nelly to turn up the heat at halftime of Sunday night's football game at M&T Bank Stadium.
Baltimore native 'Mama' Cass Elliott from 'The Mamas & The Papas' posthumously given star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
"Mama" Cass Elliott, an American actress and singer, was posthumously given a star in a ceremony on Monday in Hollywood, California.
"The Price Is Right At Night" primetime special welcomes "Young Sheldon" stars
An audience of twins competes for double the prizes since Armitage and Revord play twins on "Young Sheldon."
"East New York" premiere set for Sunday, Oct. 2
Amanda Warren stars as the newly promoted boss of the 74th precinct in a working class Brooklyn neighborhood in the midst of social upheaval.
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Derek Beasley has your Wednesday evening forecast
Derek Beasley has your Wednesday evening forecast
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Wednesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Wednesday afternoon forecast
Maryland Weather: Chilly, damp Wednesday
Temps will top out in the 60s and the morning will be damp. We'll start to see the drizzle clearing out around noon.
Derek Beasley has your Tuesday night forecast
Derek Beasley has your Tuesday night forecast
Maryland Weather: A damp Tuesday with rain off and on
Off and on rain all day Tuesday, and once again it is chilly.
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Derek Beasley has your Wednesday night forecast
Derek Beasley has your Wednesday night forecast
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore pays $21K water bill out of caution, campaign spokesperson says
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore paid a $21,000 water bill "out of an abundance of caution," campaign spokesperson said on Wednesday.
26-year-old man charged in killing another man and putting the body in his luxury car
A 26-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the killing of another man whose body police found inside a vehicle in Morrell Park last month, according to authorities.
Baltimore man charged with shooting squeegee workers who allegedly stole $2,200 from his mother
A Baltimore man was recently arrested for coaxing squeegee workers into his truck and taking them to a home in West Baltimore and shooting them, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.
Running back Gus Edwards, who suffered a season-ending torn ACL in 2021, is back at practice.
The Baltimore Ravens got a potential boost to their running games Wednesday with Gus Edwards returning to the practice.