Brooklyn Park residents concerned by recent violence after man shot, dumped on street
A man died after he was shot and dumped onto the street last weekend in Anne Arundel County, according to police.
Record-breaking heat fails to stop festivalgoers from attending day one of AFRAM
The energy was high for day one of AFRAM, and so was the temperature.
Heading to AFRAM this weekend? Prepare for the heat in Baltimore
AFRAM this year comes as WJZ has declared another Alert Day because of dangerously high temperatures.
Suspect in murder of Odenton boxer Isaiah Olugbemi denied bond, confessed to shooting
An Odenton man charged with killing his neighbor, a boxer, will be held without bond, an Anne Arundel County judge decided Thursday.
Annapolis residents extra vigilant after two armed robberies outside nearby banks
Two men were robbed at gunpoint about 30 minutes apart on Monday outside of two nearby Annapolis banks, according to police.
Invasive snakehead fish rebranded as Chesapeake Channa to sound more appetizing
The snakehead fish is an invasive species that came into Maryland in the early 2000s.
Baltimore's skies roar with jet engines as Fleet Week kicks off at the Inner Harbor
Baltimore's skies were filled with the roar of jet engines Friday morning as the Baltimore Flyover kicked off Maryland Fleet Week.
Annapolis flower guy displays a friendly face and radiant bouquets: "Kindness always pays"
If you walk through downtown Annapolis, a friendly face stands on West Street next to a large stand of fresh-cut flowers.
Volunteers from WJZ unite for a day of service at Sarah's Hope Family Shelter
With the theme "Together for Good," volunteers from WJZ spent the day at Sarah's Hope Family Shelter in Baltimore.
What's it like to be a zookeeper? Maryland Zoo takes us behind the scenes
The Maryland Zoo gave WJZ an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of a zookeeper.
Maryland street racers could now face major penalties with new law in effect
A new Maryland law recently signed by Gov. Wes Moore aiming to crack down on exhibition driving or street racing is now in effect.
New mural memorializing Key Bridge collapse victims vandalized
A mural paying tribute to the victims of the Key Bridge collapse was vandalized overnight Friday.
Maryland waterfront residents fight against dredge material in their swimming, fishing areas
Residents in Pasadena in Anne Arundel County tell WJZ they are concerned after learning Maryland Port Administration is considering putting dredge material in part of the river where they swim, fish and boat.
Maryland community mourns death of stray dog who "brought a lot of people together"
Brownie the dog was located in 2016 living in a vacant lot, thin and covered in ticks, in Glen Burnie.
Newly completed living shoreline will help preserve shrinking shoreline at Franklin Point State Park
The Columbia Beach community at Franklin Point State Park was losing 4 to 8 feet of their shoreline each year because of erosion and flooding, according to the Department of Natural Resources.