Maryland action groups decry violence in the Gaza Strip following end of seven-day ceasefire
The humanitarian crisis that is being created in Gaza as a result of their war has sparked growing concern in the Middle East and overseas.
Historic piece of sheet music returned to Enoch Pratt Central Library
A long overdue library rental was finally returned to the Enoch Pratt Central Library on Cathedral Street.
Charm City Lights: Druid Hill Park turning into Baltimore's holiday wonderland
Baltimore City Recreation and Parks will soon have a new attraction to get you in the holiday spirit.
Donors receive Orioles tickets during winter accessory collection on Giving Tuesday
Charitable organizations, local and nationwide, participated on Tuesday, along with the giving heart of community members.
Bea Gaddy Family Centers continues annual Thanksgiving dinner tradition in South Baltimore
The Cherry Hill center is new to Bea Gaddy Family Centers, which hosted its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Patterson Park Recreation Center in the past.
Goodwill serves Thanksgiving meals to thousands of people at Baltimore Convention Center
People from all walks of life were served a warm meal and connected to resources to help get them back on their feet.
Baltimore woman cooks special Thanksgiving feast for autistic brother
Thanksgiving means different things to different people.
Baltimore-area students learn about history of Holocaust, standing up against prejudice
The John Carroll School in Harford County hosted Lessons of the Shoah Tuesday.
Family, friends remember the life of a 27-year-old man killed by Baltimore officers
Neighborhood resident Free Palmese said she arrived after the shooting, knowing that something tragic had happened due to the crime scene tape and large police presence.
Howard County Officials: Two Centennial High School students robbed at gunpoint while walking home
In Ellicott City, two different juveniles were separately approached by two people with covered faces, and at least one of them was carrying a gun.
Baltimore Officials: City residents should prepare for winter weather hazards
Snow crews are fully stocked with over 15,000 tons of salt and ready to respond during a winter storm.
Johns Hopkins study allows ALS patients to navigate home devices with their minds
Researchers gave WJZ an exclusive look at this breakthrough technology.
Woman arrested for intentionally setting her mother's home on fire in Anne Arundel County
Laurie Canavan is facing attempted murder and arson charges after a home on Carroll Street in Churchton caught fire early on October 24.
Maryland lawmakers seek answers from police, youth services following release of juvenile suspects
"When suspects of violent crimes are released immediately, it leaves the public at risk and provides neither accountability, justice, nor much needed structured support services for those suspects that we know are effective at turning lives around," the lawmakers said in their letter.
Annapolis leaders detail solutions to protect City Dock from flooding
As rising sea levels threaten Historic Downtown Annapolis, the city's solution is to build a natural park barrier to protect downtown from the impacts of flooding.