Work zone safety group seeking public input through online survey
The work zone safety work group, which was established in the wake of the tragedy, wants public input on how to make work zones safer.
Maryland judges read stories, talk about their profession to Baltimore-area students
For the first time, wearing their robes, Maryland judges stepped out of their courtrooms and into classrooms full of curious third graders Wednesday morning.
Imprisoned youth will auction off their art at Artscape 2023
The participants range between the ages of 14 years old and 18 years old.
Baltimore City welcomes "Little Amal," symbol of human and refugee rights
The puppet's journeys are festivals of art and hope that draw attention to the huge numbers of children fleeing war, violence, and persecution, according to the Amal Fund.
Carroll County Public School District's reconsideration committee makes decisions on 5 books
WJZ obtained copies of the reconsideration committee's decision letters for the first five of 56 books up for review in Carroll County Public Schools.
Fan wearing Ravens jersey punched at Commanders game, escorted out says he was 'the victim'
The hits were not just on the field during the Washington Commanders game against the Arizona Cardinals last Sunday at FedEx Field.
Carroll County School Board steps in as parents battle over controversial library books
More than 50 books have been pulled from Carroll County Public School libraries pending review by the school board.
Ocean City, other Maryland beaches monitoring dangerous rip currents from Hurricane Lee
Even though Hurricane Lee is not expected to make landfall in our area, the National Weather Service issued a beach hazard statement for Maryland beaches due to an expected high risk for rip currents.
Maryland's attorney general and public defender go on barbershop tour to discuss incarceration
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and Maryland Public Defender Natasha Dartigue took a barbershop tour in hopes of sparking conversations about how to repair the cycle of incarceration.
Anne Arundel-based Bello Machre connects those with developmental disabilities to services and support
Jackie Aguilar says Bello Machre connected her daughter with employers and provided on-the-job training.
Towson University celebrates new location for Institute of Well-Being
Towson University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Institute of Well-Being's new and improved location on York Road this week.
Police: ATM stolen from cannabis dispensary in Anne Arundel County
Police in Anne Arundel County are searching for the suspects who broke into a cannabis dispensary and made off with an ATM.
City efforts to enforce Baltimore's youth curfew to end soon
Mayor Brandon Scott announced his plans to resume enforcing the curfew on young people after a shooting at Inner Harbor injured two teenagers in April.
Labor Day Weekend drivers create traffic snafus, fill Maryland's highways
Vehicles made a slow crawl across popular parts of Maryland on Friday afternoon as people began making their way across the Chesapeake Bay.
New School Year Blues: Parents are navigating increasing depression and anxiety in students
The start of a new school year can bring up a lot of emotions and stressors for kids and teens.