Advocates: fighting blight in Baltimore starts with cleanup and collaboration
Baltimore's struggle with crime means many people have suggestions on what needs to be done.
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Scott announces over $13M in funding to 15 Baltimore nonprofits
It's the third round of American Rescue Plan Act grant awards to nonprofits from the Mayor's Office of Recovery Programs
New Nonprofit News Outlet Baltimore Banner Launches Website
Although the Banner has published multiple stories through its email newsletter in the lead-up to today's launch, a full website did not go online until Tuesday.
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.
True Chesapeake Oyster Co. Helping To Prepare Bea Gaddy Family Center's Annual Thanksgiving Meal
True Chesapeake Oyster Company doesn't have any of the traditional Thanksgiving fixings on its menu, but today, they're cooking for an effort that's bigger than them.
Baltimore Nonprofit Uses Dirt Bike Culture To Spark STEM Interest In Children
Thousands of children in Baltimore have now completed a program that uses dirt bikes to get them interested in the STEM field.
Lutheran Immigration And Refugee Service Collecting Donations For Afghan Allies, Refugees
The Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service will launch a donation drive to support Afghan allies and refugees the Baltimore nonprofit is helping to resettle. As the U.S. government evacuates thousands from Kabul, LIRS expects an increased need for community support.
Dozens Participate In Casey Cares 5K In Columbia
Dozens of people laced up their sneakers Saturday for a good cause. People came out to run or walk in the 12th annual Casey cares 5K.
$3 Million In Grant Awards Available To Protect Maryland Nonprofits Vulnerable To Hate Crimes
The Governor's Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services announced Wednesday that applications are open and $3 million in funding is available for the Protecting Against Hate Crimes Grant program.
Mount Saint Joseph's Incoming Freshmen Pack Food Bags For Blessings In A Backpack
The incoming freshman class of Mount Saint Joseph packed 400 bags of food that Blessings in a Backpack distributed Wednesday to Beechfield Elementary School students to help ensure those children have food for the remainder of the school year.
'This Is Everyone's History' | StoryCorps Recording Two Rounds Of Interviews With Marylanders
The nonprofit StoryCorps is recording two rounds of interviews with Marylanders.
Baltimore Teacher Supply Swap Closing In November Due To Funding Issues
The Baltimore Teacher Supply Swap, a membership-based nonprofit providing area educators with needed supplies, is closing its doors after five years due to "funding issues," the organization said Tuesday.
'Vehicles For Change' Helps Ex-Cons Transition From Prison To The Workforce
Vehicles for Change is a job training program with a 100 percent success rate, they say. They've been open since 2015, and all 95 graduates have been placed.
Auto Shop Owner Donates His $2.5M Business To Nonprofit
Vehicles for Change, a pioneering Maryland nonprofit, has received a fully functioning auto repair business.
Nonprofit Working On App To Fight Hunger Burglarized
A North Potomac Street rowhome was temporary headquarters for a nonprofit group that delivers food to the hungry.
Baltimore Rhodes Scholar Returns To His Hometown To Give Back
Baltimore Corps, a nonprofit led by CEO Fagan Harris along with seven strategic partners, is working to develop a new generation of visionary leaders for the city.
Baltimore Nonprofits Offer Comparable Wages To That Of For-Profit Counterparts
Helping with a charitable organization doesn't just include volunteer work or donations. Baltimore nonprofit organizations prove that sustainable wages can be found through the nonprofit sector.
Woman Gets 4 Years For Stealing $5M From Nonprofit
A woman known for donating gowns from her Maryland bridal shop to military brides has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for stealing more than $5 million from her nonprofit employer.
Woman Pleads Guilty To $144K Theft From Nonprofit
Prosecutors say a 34-year-old Maryland woman has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $144,000 from an education nonprofit organization in Washington, D.C., where she worked in accounting.
Montgomery Council Member To Head N.Y. Nonprofit
Valerie Ervin, who became the first African-American woman to serve on the Montgomery County Council when she was elected in 2006, is resigning to head a New York-based nonprofit group.
Former Head Of Frederick Work Center Out Of Jail
The former director of a shuttered workplace for developmentally disabled adults in Frederick is out of jail.
Former CFO Pleads Guilty To Theft From Nonprofit
The former chief financial officer of a nonprofit dedicated to helping young people has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $1 million from the organization.
Court Finds Frederick Nonprofit Chief In Contempt
The former head of a Frederick charity that employed developmentally disabled adults is going to jail for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into its failure.
Md. Nonprofit Placed In Receivership
The Jeanne Bussard Center, a nonprofit that provided employment opportunities for people experiencing disabilities, has been placed in receivership.
D.C. Developer Donates $1M To Restore National Mall
The family foundation of a Washington developer is announcing a $1 million gift to help restore the National Mall's grounds and facilities.
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Gov. Wes Moore pushes for Lamar Jackson to stay, says he 'should be a Raven for his career'
Add Gov. Wes Moore to the list of people advocating for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson to remain in Baltimore.
Parkville man charged for armed carjacking on Towson's campus
A Parkville man has been charged in a carjacking on campus at Towson University.
Documents: Suspended Baltimore officer charged with illegally carrying gun, friend took drugs from car
A suspended Baltimore City police officer was arrested following a crash Monday for illegally carrying a handgun, and her friend took drugs and paraphernalia from her car, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.
Man shot and killed on Edmonson Avenue in West Baltimore
When police arrived at the scene, they found a 33-year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds.
Maryland AG, others pen letter to Kia and Hyundai manufacturers to protect cars from theft trend
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is one of nearly two dozen attorneys general across the country demanding leadership at Kia and Hyundai to take action against what they are calling a crisis of car thefts.
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Documents: Suspended Baltimore officer charged with illegally carrying gun, friend took drugs from car
A suspended Baltimore City police officer was arrested following a crash Monday for illegally carrying a handgun, and her friend took drugs and paraphernalia from her car, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.
Tell-all book to be released this week as authorities still search for ex-Hogan adviser Roy McGrath
As the nationwide search continues for Roy McGrath, the former Chief of State to former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, we now await the release of a purported tell-all book.
Senior living facility residents in White Marsh take TikTok by storm
The social media app is being used for seniors who are determined to stay forever young thanks to Erin Muir, Vibrant Living Assistant at Brightview Senior Living.
Parkville man charged for armed carjacking on Towson's campus
A Parkville man has been charged in a carjacking on campus at Towson University.
Police identify body found in container as missing retired federal employee, Oriole Park greeter
The remains were found March 3 in the curtilage of the 3900 block of Garrison Boulevard, down the block from Spell's home.
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Gov. Moore's team projects optimism for his priorities as 'crossover' approaches
The Democratic governor's office believes that by the time the legislature adjourns in early April, they'll have passed more bills than recent governors did in their first year.
Man dies after February apartment fire in Cherry Hill
A woman died in the hospital three days after the fire, officials said. The identities of both victims have not been disclosed.
Moore says Maryland will defend reproductive rights amid abortion pill lawsuit in Texas
Anticipation is building in Texas as a federal judge gets ready to make a ruling that could potentially restrict access to a widely used abortion pill nationwide.
Nationwide manhunt for 'fugitive' ex-Hogan advisor Roy McGrath continues after trial no-show
The manhunt continues for Roy McGrath who once served as former Governor Larry Hogan's chief of staff.
Maryland Comptroller systems restored after outage that caused tax processing delays
The office could not access its online systems, so workers could not answer specific questions about residents' tax returns or refund status.
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Spice Kitchen brings West African street food to R. House
Spice Kitchen Grill has locations all over Maryland, and it has finally landed in Baltimore!
Paddle Club Baltimore launching City's only passenger pedal boat next month
If you're looking for something to do this spring, paddle club Baltimore might have the thing for you
The Young & The Restless, celebrating 50th anniversary
The special anniversary episodes kick off Thursday, March 23 on WJZ.
Havre de Grace arts collective presents "Madam to you: Women's Voices in American Poetry"
The event kicks off Friday, March 24 at the Cultural Center at the Opera House in Havre De Grace, Maryland.
Academy Art Museum starting archaeological dig at Freeman site
Community members will be invited to meet the archaeologists on March 29.
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Rutschman, Mountcastle homer in Orioles spring training win over Red Sox
Adley Rutschman hit his fourth home run of the spring as the Orioles topped the Red Sox, 6-2, Tuesday in a spring training game.
Arsenal in MLS All-Star Game at Washington, DC, on July 19
Arsenal will play Major League Soccer's All-Stars at Audi Field in Washington, D.C., on July 19, the first European opponent in the game since before the coronavirus pandemic.
Orioles option LHP Bruce Zimmermann to minors
The Baltimore Orioles have optioned left-handers Bruce Zimmermann and Nick Vespi and reassigned infielder Lewin Díaz, left-hander Darwinzon Hernandez and catcher Mark Kolozsvary to minor league camp.
AP source: Magic Johnson joins Harris' bid for Washington Commanders
Magic Johnson has joined Josh Harris' bid to buy the NFL's Washington Commanders, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
NCAA Tournament schedule: dates, times, channels for Sweet 16 and Elite 8
Here's the complete schedule, game times, livestream links and TV info for the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 this weekend.
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Maryland lawmakers reach crossover deadline in session
The Maryland General Assembly headed into the last three weeks of its annual legislative session on Monday, advancing legislation on its deadline known as "crossover day."
Councilman Zeke Cohen announces campaign to run for Baltimore City Council president
Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen is launching a campaign to become the Council's next president.
Gov. Moore's team projects optimism for his priorities as 'crossover' approaches
The Democratic governor's office believes that by the time the legislature adjourns in early April, they'll have passed more bills than recent governors did in their first year.
The AP Interview: Gov. Wes Moore reflects on first 2 months
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Thursday he's aiming for "the most full assault on child poverty" to ever happen in Maryland during his first legislative session, touching on a wide variety of topics in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press.
Legislation proposes bill to abolish Maryland 529 board in move to help recoup college savings for parents
The troubled Maryland 529 college savings program could be in for changes if lawmakers get their way.
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Paddle boat cruise coming to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
If you find yourself in Annapolis the 'Naptown Tiki Club' will be located in Ego Alley.
Derek Beasley is WJZ's first Chief Meteorologist
Derek is a self-proclaimed weather geek and has always been fascinated with nature and science.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus stopping in Baltimore this year
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is stopping for three days in November at the newly renovated CFG Bank Arena.
National Aquarium returns 25 rehabilitated turtles home
Cold-stunning is a phenomenon in which sea turtles experience medical issues after extended exposure to cold water.
Baltimore artist adds dog stick library to Hampden salt box
The library includes notches to add sticks of all shapes and sizes, along with a couple of balls.
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Dollar Tree says it can't afford to sell eggs anymore
Dollar Tree says they will stop selling eggs at stores because the company can't make money offering them at flat prices.
How to get free pancakes at IHOP on Tuesday
Here's how you can score yourself a free breakfast on Tuesday.
'Pink Tax': Women paying more than men for the same products
Whether they've heard the term "pink tax" or not, most women have noticed their products cost more than men's.
Amazon to hire 150K workers for holidays, over 3K in Baltimore
The announcement, made Thursday, shows the e-commerce behemoth is taking a less conservative approach to its holiday planning than Walmart.
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.
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$31.4M wagered at Maryland sportsbooks in first month of football season, officials say
More than $31 million was wagered at the state's seven sportsbooks in September during the first month of the NFL season and early part of the college football schedule.
Made in America is back, leaving US factories scrambling to find workers
US factories are humming, and manufacturers are scrambling to find workers as the pace of hiring hits levels not seen in decades.
Horseshoe Casino Baltimore submits mobile sports betting application
According to the casino, the limited liability corporation formed for the license includes 40% women and minority membership.
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.
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Moore says Maryland will defend reproductive rights amid abortion pill lawsuit in Texas
Anticipation is building in Texas as a federal judge gets ready to make a ruling that could potentially restrict access to a widely used abortion pill nationwide.
Baltimore's Pratt Library expands social impact programs to help customers
The expanded programs would provide resources for healthcare, substance abuse assistance and housing.
New FDA-approved nasal spray to treat migraine headaches hits shelves in July
Do you suffer from migraines? If you do, help is soon on the way.
Tips for surviving the Daylight Saving Time change
Residents of Hawaii, most of Arizona and the US territories in the Pacific and Caribbean don't follow the time change.
Allergy season is starting earlier and lasting longer. Here's how to manage the pollen onslaught
Pollen has exploded from plants much earlier than normal this year after an exceptionally warm February in the South and East. But these aren't isolated trends.
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Paddle boat cruise coming to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
If you find yourself in Annapolis the 'Naptown Tiki Club' will be located in Ego Alley.
'John Wick' stars honor late co-star Lance Reddick
Reddick, 60, died Friday in Los Angeles of natural causes, his publicist Mia Hansen said.
Lance Reddick's wife, Stephanie Reddick, posts tribute to late actor
Stephanie Reddick also thanked her late husband's many fans, especially those who knew him from the "Destiny" video game series.
Lance Reddick, actor in "The Wire" and "John Wick" movies, dies at age 60
The Baltimore-born actor's death was confirmed to CBS News by two of his representatives.
Nearly 68 million Americans plan to wager on March Madness
Gaming group estimates that people will bet a total of $15.5 billion this year on the annual college basketball showcase.
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Derek Beasley has your Tuesday evening forecast
Derek Beasley has your Tuesday evening forecast
First Alert Forecast: Not as cool tonight
Today, there will be plenty of sun with highs warming to the low 60s.
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Tuesday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Tuesday morning forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Tuesday morning forecast
Chief Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Monday night forecast
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Parkville man charged for armed carjacking on Towson's campus
A Parkville man has been charged in a carjacking on campus at Towson University.
Manslaughter charges tacked on in deadly East Baltimore crash, building collapse
The driver accused of stealing a car and crashing into a building which caused it to collapse and kill a man in East Baltimore last month is facing additional charges.
Senior living facility residents in White Marsh take TikTok by storm
TikTok isn't just for the youngsters.
Bystanders describe behavior of arrested BPD officer
Bystanders describe behavior of arrested BPD officer
Documents: Suspended Baltimore officer charged with illegally carrying gun, friend took drugs from c
A suspended Baltimore City police officer was arrested following a crash Monday for illegally carrying a handgun, and her friend took drugs and paraphernalia from her car, according to charging documents obtained by WJZ.