Hundreds In Baltimore Rally To Show Solidarity With Those In Gaza
The conflict in Gaza continues to spark intense passions and concerns across the United States, including right here in Maryland.
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The conflict in Gaza continues to spark intense passions and concerns across the United States, including right here in Maryland.
A U.S. Postal Service employee has pleaded guilty to stealing more than 20,000 pieces of mail since 2005.
Felder gives his opinion on this ray Rice issue. Felder says that he "thought it would be more, especially with the evidence that they have and Goodell's hard stance on discipline." Although eventually Baltimore will forgive Rice, he is doing everything else right including staying out of the media, going to counseling and making public statements with his wife. When thinking about a man, especially a football player hitting a woman and getting suspended only two games, Goodell seems to go a little harder when it is player versus player. Rules are getting more disciplined on hitting in football and if you break them, players are getting suspended more than just a couple of games. Something to think about.
The Maryland Democratic Party has filed a complaint against Republican Larry Hogan's campaign for governor, but the campaign says it's groundless.
Maryland saw a 33 percent increase in drug overdose deaths in the first quarter of this year compared to the same time last year, state officials said Thursday as they announced a renewed focus on fighting the rise of fentanyl-laced heroin.
A federal jury awarded a former Maryland Transportation Authority Police officer $127,000 after she alleged that she was sexually harassed by an instructor at the agency's police academy.
A Maryland couple is arrested, accused of keeping their autistic 22-year-old twin sons locked in a basement room at night. Even worse, Montgomery County Police say the room had no furniture and only a tiny window for light.
A major gun manufacturer decides to pull all of its production out of Maryland and move it to Tennessee. The Beretta corporation blames their decision on the state's new tougher gun control laws.
A U.S. Postal Service report ranks the nation's capital No. 1 for late mail delivery.
A Maryland woman has been convicted of voluntary manslaughter in a 2010 hit-and-run crash that killed a woman near Dupont Circle.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is returning to Iowa for fundraisers this weekend.
With a federal court hearing looming, a supporter of Maryland's 2013 gun-control law says there are early indications it's helping to reduce fatal shootings.
Metro is simulating service on its new Silver Line, with just five days left before it opens to rail commuters.
Dave Miller joined Vinny and Rob to preview the upcoming college football season
The Maryland Terrapins make the move to the BIG 10 Conference this season & new rivalries will be forged.
Republican Larry Hogan says he would push to eliminate Maryland's income tax on military pensions, if he is elected governor.
A push to cut crime. This year, Maryland commits to nearly $2 million to help cut the number of violent crimes statewide.
More than a game. WJZ, MASN and the birds are teaming up to help the Maryland Food Bank. It's all part of WJZ's continuing community commitment.
Michael Phelps' form deserted him Sunday night. Phelps, winner of 18 Olympic golds and 22 medals overall, was beaten by Yannick Agnel in the 100-meter freestyle at the Bulldog Grand Slam.
A Maryland city is now in the middle of the national border battle. Tens of thousands of children have been caught illegally sneaking into the U.S.
Student test scores slip. Reading and math scores on Maryland's state tests for elementary and middle school students have sink to their lowest levels in seven years. So what's to blame?
A ten-year-old foster child dies at his Anne Arundel County group home, even as state officials were taking action to shut that facility down.
Maryland elections officials say a watchdog group founded by Republican gubernatorial nominee Larry Hogan engaged in exploratory activities for his benefit as he mulled a run for office.
Baltimore Gas and Electric says residents and motorists in central Maryland shouldn't worry if they see a helicopter hovering near utility equipment including towers, poles and wires.
The Prince George's County Office of Emergency Management is conducting a mass care and evacuation exercise.
