CIAA tips off this week in Baltimore. Officials expect events to provide economic boost
The men's and women's basketball tournaments will take centerstage at CFG Bank Arena starting on Monday.
Johns Hopkins doctor explains why healthcare officials are "concerned" with rise in measles cases
World Health Organization leaders this week said they are "extremely concerned" about the global rise in measles cases, which rose 79% from 2022 to 2023.
Mural honoring healthcare workers, those impacted by COVID-19 to be installed at UMBW Medical Center
The University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center partnered with "Art with a Heart" to create a permanent symbol of strength and resilience.
Lawmakers propose Maryland Online Child Protection Act to shield minors from obscene content
More than 68% of youth reported exposure to online pornography, according to the National Institute of Health.
City of Annapolis to develop beach along Chesapeake - a once star-studded center for Black culture
During the oppressive era of Jim Crow Laws, Black people were often excluded from public beaches along the Chesapeake Bay.
Man seriously injured in downtown shooting part of violent Baltimore weekend
A man was seriously injured in a shooting which prompted a large police presence Saturday afternoon in downtown Baltimore.
Baltimore man 'shocked' after he says semi-truck driver plowed into his car then drove away
An East Baltimore man told WJZ that the driver of a semi-truck hit his car and then pushed it through traffic, and then drove away.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools taking back Chromebooks from students
Chromebooks were a necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping students continue learning while schools were closed.
Lawmakers propose Sacred Places Safety Act to increase penalties for violent crimes
In recent years, our communities have seen violent crimes committed in or around sacred places like schools, hospitals, places of worship, and funerals.
Maryland State Police and AAA encourage sober driving during Super Bowl weekend
Maryland State Police want people to keep safety in mind ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.
Former Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn announces congressional bid for Maryland's third district
Harry Dunn dedicated much of his adult life to protecting the U.S. Capitol, but since the 2021 capitol insurrection, Dunn is now hoping to dedicate his time-serving the capitol in another way: as a congressman.
Preparing for the worst: Naval Support Activity Annapolis holds life-like active shooter drill
Active shooter events have been an all too frequent headline.
Waller Gallery in Baltimore showcases work of Black artists
In Baltimore, Waller Gallery features the work of local Black artists, and the impact it has on the community.
Baltimore firefighters, Red Cross educate residents about fire safety in neighborhood of deadly blaze
Firefighters and Red Cross volunteers went door-to-door Saturday installing smoke detectors and educating residents about fire safety.
Charges upgraded for suspect in killing of transgender woman in Bel Air
Delen was initially released on GPS monitoring following a bail hearing, sparking outrage.