Residents meet after air quality study reveals presence of coal dust in Curtis Bay
An air quality study confirmed the presence of coal dust in South Baltimore's Curtis Bay community, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment.
New security task force aimed at protecting Maryland judges
A new task force will look at ways to protect Maryland judges.
Owings Mills business teaches residents how to survive carjackings amid spike in robberies
WJZ found the number of carjackings in Baltimore City rose over 10% in November.
Memorial held to honor slain Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere
The family of slain tech CEO Pava Lapere held a memorial in her honor at Johns Hopkins Homewood campus today.
Gov. Moore puts temporary halt on new lease for Orioles following objection from senate president
Negotiations over the complex lease agreement stalled after Senate President Bill Ferguson raised concerns about some of the conditions surrounding the lease.
Baltimore Jewish community embraces Hanukkah spirit
Thursday, Jewish families across the world will light the first of eight candles on their menorah, a ritual symbolizing light in the darkness.
Oyster Castles: Maryland's innovative defense against rising sea levels and erosion
Dorchester County is experiencing one of the fastest sea-level rises in the country, where sea levels are projected to rise by 1.4 ft by 2050 and 4.2 ft by 2100 according to research from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science.
Howard County school bus drivers rally for unionization amid disputes with contractor
It's been a bumpy road getting students to and from school in Howard County, with the beginning of the school year riddled with bus driver shortages and route mishaps.
Finishing touches being added for Baltimore's annual Washington Monument lighting
Crews are putting on the finishing touches before the Washington Monument in Baltimore's Mt. Vernon neighborhood is lit with holiday lights.
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.