Baltimore's annual Washington Monument lighting kicks off the holiday season
The 53rd annual Washington Monument Lighting at Baltimore's Mount Vernon Place ushered in the holiday season once again.
Anne Arundel County library launches Chromebook lending program at Brooklyn Park branch
The Anne Arundel County Public Library (AACPL) launched its Chromebook lending program on Wednesday at its Brooklyn Park branch.
Morton Street Dance Center dancers to perform Nutcracker at Mayor's Tree Lighting Ceremony
Young dancers from the Morton Street Dance Center are prepared to bring a classic Christmas story to life at the Mayor's Tree Lighting Ceremony on Wednesday in front of Baltimore's City Hall.
Baltimore police search for suspect in deadly shooting on MTA bus
A man died after a shooting on a city bus in downtown Baltimore on Saturday, Dec. 1, according to police.
Shop small, make a big impact. Downtown Partnership of Baltimore hosts 'Shop Small Crawl'
It's Black Friday and holiday shopping is top of mind, but Saturday is an opportunity to find one-of-a-kind gifts for all your loved ones while supporting small business owners right here in Baltimore.
Senior military leaders serve Thanksgiving meal to service members at Fort Meade
Thanksgiving is all about spending time with your family and loved ones, but there are many people in the military who will be spending the holiday hundreds of miles from their homes.
Baltimore shoppers battle crowds for last-minute Thanksgiving grocery needs
Shoppers are making last-minute grocery runs in preparation for their Thanksgiving feasts.
Three charged in fatal shooting of woman in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood
Three men have been charged in the murder of a 19-year-old woman who was shot in Federal Hill on October 27.
Anne Arundel Crisis Intervention Team awarded highest certification for response efforts
The Anne Arundel County Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) was awarded a platinum certification, the highest certification level through CIT International.
Towson restaurant owner describes horrific attack after confronting group of urinators
Video obtained by WJZ shows the owner of a Towson restaurant being assaulted after he said he confronted a group of people urinating in front of the business on Sunday.
Baltimore plant-based ice cream shop fends off closure with community support
Cajou Creamery, a Baltimore ice cream shop known for its plant-based desserts, was saved from closure thanks to a strong support system of customers.
Students learn free culinary and life lessons through Baltimore nonprofit ministry
The Franciscan Center, a nonprofit ministry in Baltimore, is where students learn culinary and life skills through a free culinary training academy.
Naval Academy grad charged with hate crime after pride flag ripped from Annapolis tattoo shop
A Naval Academy graduate is facing hate crime charges after Annapolis City police said he ripped a pride flag from a tattoo shop and threw it in the trash.
Baltimore City in Code Blue Extreme Cold Season through March 2025
Code Blue Extreme Cold Season has begun in Baltimore City and will continue through March 15, 2025, according to the city health department.
Annapolis begins renovating historic 19th-century waterman's cottage
The City of Annapolis started renovating its historic Capt. William H Burtis House in a preliminary phase that will stabilize the structure, officials said.