U.S. announces $1.1 billion more in military aid for Ukraine
The U.S. will provide funding for about 18 more advanced rocket systems and other weapons to counter drones that Russia has been using against Ukrainian troops.
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Hogan Highlights Maryland's Stance On The War In Ukraine
Gov. Larry Hogan used his social media account to draw attention to Maryland's stance on the war in Ukraine on Sunday.
Baltimore Students Protest Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
Baltimore students held a peaceful demonstration on North Charles Street to show their support for the people of Ukraine on Wednesday.
Baltimore County Couple Goes Overseas To Help Ukrainian Refugees
A Baltimore County couple flew to Poland on a mission trip to help Ukrainian refugees.
'We Have Little Children With Adult Faces' Ukrainians Speak About Life During War, Help For Youngest Victims
Oksana and Dmitry spoke to WJZ from the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro, home to almost 1 million people. The two have been helping distribute funds donated from Baltimore.
Plight Of Ukraine Focus Of Rallies In Baltimore And Washington
People participated in rallies from Baltimore to Washington, DC, to show solidarity with the Ukrainian people on Sunday.
Senate, House Expected To Pass Gas Tax Legislation In Maryland Thursday
Maryland Senate and House lawmakers are poised to pass gas tax legislation on Thursday.
Maryland Exchange Student, Family Send Grateful Message From Ukraine After Fleeing Kyiv
Mike Bubnov and his family are safe in an undisclosed location in Ukraine after fleeing Kyiv.
Hundreds Of Baltimoreans Bought Pierogies To Support Ukraine
Hundreds of Baltimoreans supported the people of Ukraine on Saturday by picking up homemade pierogies made at a local church in Canton.
Panic At The Pump: Marylanders Grapple With High Gas Prices
This weekend, Maryland gas prices reached an all-time high.
Baltimoreans Ask For Peace In Ukraine
Baltimoreans participated in Global Day of Action for Peace in Ukraine Sunday.
Marylanders Attended Ash Wednesday Services With Ukrainians On Their Minds
Marylanders came to the Baltimore Basilica for Ash Wednesday services and gave back—to help out the people of Ukraine.
Maryland State Officials Cut Ties With Russia, Apply Economic Pressure
Gov. Larry Hogan has terminated Maryland's sister-state relationship with the Leningrad Oblast—a region of Northwest Russia that is home to the Hermitage Museum, which houses one of the country's greatest art collections.
Baltimore Catholic Archbishop Calls On Russia To Withdraw Troops From Ukraine
Baltimore Archbishop William Lori told parishioners at St. Michael the Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church Russian actions in Ukraine are "evil."
Missionary Priest In Ukraine Has Ties To Baltimore
An American who says he has ties to Baltimore is in Ukraine helping people flee to Poland.
Ukrainian Church Congregation In Baltimore Prays For Putin To Choose Peace
As tensions mount on the Ukraine-Russia Border, Ukrainian-Americans in Baltimore are left worrying about loved ones and family members.
'They Are Terrified' Maryland Family Desperate To Help Relatives Escape Afghanistan
For the Salehi family's loved ones In Afghanistan, the immediate lifeline for escape is gone as the United States has now withdrawn from the country.
Md. Plaza To Be Dedicated To Veterans
Montgomery County elected officials will dedicate a new plaza and light an eternal flame in honor of Maryland's war veterans.
Bringing Home Military War Dogs A Priority For Nonprofit Group
An effort is underway to bring home some of the most dedicated heroes in the U.S. military.
American Jews, Other 'lone Soldiers' Serve Israel
The two Americans killed in fighting in the Gaza Strip followed in the footsteps of scores of Jews from around the world who have volunteered to fight for Israel.
Baltimore Soldier Claims Bowe Bergdahl Is A Traitor And A Deserter
There's growing anger over the controversial exchange of an American prisoner of war in Afghanistan for five Taliban militants. The harshest criticism is coming from fellow soldiers who served alongside the man they call a deserter.
Local Md. Ukrainians Fear Armed Russian Invasion Could Lead To War
The Maryland Ukrainian community is watching the escalating turmoil in their country, as President Obama fires a warning shot at the Russian government.
Landmark White House Peace Vigil Dismantled Again
For the second time in less than six weeks, a landmark anti-war vigil has been removed from in front of the White House.
Md. Congressman Weighs In On Conflict In Syria
Talk of military action in Syria has sparked reaction from across the U.S. In Maryland, Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger weighs in.
Vietnam Memorial Seeks Pictures Of D.C. Veterans
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is collecting photographs of veterans named on the memorial wall, but organizers say they are coming up short on pictures of District of Columbia veterans.
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Food Court Chaos: Anne Arundel County police investigate gunfire in the Arundel Mills mall
Anne Arundel County Police officers investigating a report of shots fired at Arundel Mills mall determined that someone accidentally fired off a round in the food court on Saturday, according to authorities.
Two people shot near Catonsville shopping plaza Saturday, police say
Baltimore County officers are investigating a double shooting near a shopping plaza in Catonsville, according to authorities.
Man struck, killed in hit-and-run collision on Park Heights Avenue Saturday
Crash Team investigators are looking for a sedan involved in a fatal hit and run that killed a 51-year-old man on Park Heights Avenue Saturday Morning.
Orioles pitchers booed by Yankees fans while throwing balls at Aaron Judge
Just eight of 25 Baltimore's pitches to Aaron Judge were strikes. He walked twice and was hit by a pitch on an 0-for-2 afternoon, sparking a three-run first and a four-run seventh in the New York Yankees' 8-0 rout of the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday.
The ugliest day in Maryland and bloodiest day in U.S. history signaled a step toward freedom
For the better part of 160 years, military historians have been poring over the movements of Union and Confederate soldiers through southern Washington County in the waning days of the summer of 1862 and piecing together the conditions that led to the worst single-day carnage in American history.
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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.
Hurricane Ian - How to help
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Food Court Chaos: Anne Arundel County police investigate gunfire in the Arundel Mills mall
Anne Arundel County Police officers investigating a report of shots fired at Arundel Mills mall determined that someone accidentally fired off a round in the food court on Saturday, according to authorities.
Two people shot near Catonsville shopping plaza Saturday, police say
Baltimore County officers are investigating a double shooting near a shopping plaza in Catonsville, according to authorities.
Man struck, killed in hit-and-run collision on Park Heights Avenue Saturday
Crash Team investigators are looking for a sedan involved in a fatal hit and run that killed a 51-year-old man on Park Heights Avenue Saturday Morning.
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Maryland braces for wet weather from remnants of Hurricane Ian
Central Maryland could see between 2-4 inches of rain through the weekend, and the southern part of the state may get more.
Historic Hooper Island Lighthouse is sold
A lighthouse built in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay just got a new owner.
Suspect in custody after officer shot in East Baltimore
Officers responded to a domestic dispute in the 1100 block of East Chase Street, police said.
Maryland court denies Cox appeal, says mail-in ballot count can start Saturday
While the ruling clears the way for counties to start processing ballots on Saturday, it's not clear how many will start that soon.
Maryland agencies brace for rain, high winds as Ian approaches
Several Maryland agencies are on high alert as the remnants of Hurricane Ian move up the coast.
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Historic Hooper Island Lighthouse is finally sold
The historic lighthouse was put on auction by the federal government in August.
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Friday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Friday afternoon forecast
Can coffee really extend your life? Dr. Ankit Shah answers with Meg and Sina
Dr. Ankit Shah is a sports cardiologist at MedStar Health
AAA discusses 'Move over' law expansion set to take effect
The expansion takes effect Saturday, Oct. 1
Drink with the Dinos at the Maryland Zoo in October
The event will be held Oct. 7 at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
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Orioles pitchers booed by Yankees fans while throwing balls at Aaron Judge
Just eight of 25 Baltimore's pitches to Aaron Judge were strikes. He walked twice and was hit by a pitch on an 0-for-2 afternoon, sparking a three-run first and a four-run seventh in the New York Yankees' 8-0 rout of the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday.
Towson loses 24-10 as Delaware's defense shines
Nolan Henderson threw for 368 yards, the Delaware defense allowed just 159 total yards and the Blue Hens defeated Towson 24-10 on Saturday.
Maryland solid defensively in 27-13 win over Michigan State
Taulia Tagovailoa threw for 314 yards and a touchdown, and Maryland handed Michigan State its third consecutive loss, 27-13 on Saturday.
Baker throws 3 TDs, Morgan St. tops DIII Virginia Lynchburg
Carson Baker threw for three touchdowns and Morgan State eased by Division III Virginia Lynchburg 44-10 on Saturday.
Navy loses to Air Force 13-10 after Falcons rally late in the game
Haaziq Daniels and the Air Force ground game finally got on track late to help the Falcons hold off Navy 13-10 on Saturday.
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Maryland court denies Cox appeal, says mail-in ballot count can start Saturday
While the ruling clears the way for counties to start processing ballots on Saturday, it's not clear how many will start that soon.
Six GOP-led states suing Biden over student loan forgiveness
Six GOP-led states are suing the Biden administration to try and halt its plan to forgive student loan debt.
Maryland's politicians flock to Crisfield's clam bake
A Maryland political tradition has shifted to a fall timeslot just in time for the election.
U.S. announces $1.1 billion more in military aid for Ukraine
The U.S. will provide funding for about 18 more advanced rocket systems and other weapons to counter drones that Russia has been using against Ukrainian troops.
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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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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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.
Wegmans is phasing out plastic bags at Maryland stores
Starting later this month, all Wegmans stores in Maryland are phasing out single-use plastic bags.
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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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"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.
Lottery opportunity for 'Hamilton' for just $10 for Baltimore shows
Broadway musical "Hamilton," which has hit the nation by storm, is coming to Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre.
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.
"So Help Me Todd" to premiere Sept. 29 at 9 p.m. ET / PT
Academy Award-winner Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin star as razor-sharp, meticulous attorney Margaret Wright and Todd, her talented but scruffy, aimless son whom she hires as her law firm's in-house investigator, on the series premiere of the new CBS Original drama.
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Tim Williams has your Saturday night forecast
Tim Williams has your Saturday night forecast
Maryland Weather: Ian impact creating a gloomy, gray Saturday
Ian is taking control, making an impact as he makes his way up the East Coast and through Maryland, creating quite gloomy and gray conditions for the state Saturday.
Tim Williams has your Saturday evening forecast
Tim Williams has your Saturday evening forecast
First Alert Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Friday night forecast
Heavy rain overnight, possibly some thunder.
Maryland braces for wet weather from remnants of Hurricane Ian
Central Maryland could see between 2-4 inches of rain through the weekend, and the southern part of the state may get more.
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Tim Williams has your Saturday night forecast
Tim Williams has your Saturday night forecast
Two people shot near Catonsville shopping plaza Saturday, police say
Baltimore County officers are investigating a double shooting near a shopping plaza in Catonsville, according to authorities.
Food Court Chaos: Anne Arundel County police investigate gunfire in the Arundel Mills mall
Anne Arundel County Police officers investigating a report of shots fired at Arundel Mills mall determined that someone accidentally fired off a round in the food court on Saturday, according to authorities.
Tim Williams has your Saturday evening forecast
Tim Williams has your Saturday evening forecast
Man struck, killed in hit-and-run collision on Park Heights Avenue Saturday
Officers were sent to the 5400 block of Park Heights Avenue to investigate a report of a hit-and-run collision around 1:40 a.m. on Saturday.