Police: Man shot in leg after charging at officer with knives in Southwest Baltimore
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said before the shooting Saturday morning, officers saw a naked man walking in the area.
Fireworks crew gets ready to launch Baltimore into the new year
The city's large-scale fireworks display requires a specialist's touch since it's a dangerous job.
13-year-old boy shot in Lansdowne second teen injured by gunfire in area within four months
Baltimore County detectives believe the young teenager was shot in a parking lot area behind a CVS convenience store in the 3900 block of Hollins Ferry Road on Thursday afternoon.
Scrolling social media: Many make New Year's resolutions to cut back on screen time
The latest research shows the average American spends around seven hours looking at a screen each day.
Maryland's BWI Airport braces for influx of holiday traffic
AAA is projecting that 7.5 million people will travel via airplane this holiday season, surpassing the 2019 record of 7.3 million people.
Baltimore light rail services slated to resume Saturday
Nearly two weeks after light rail service was suspended for inspections and repairs, transit officials say it will resume.
Holiday travel off to smooth start at BWI as passengers prepare to fly to destinations
AAA says around 2.3 million Marylanders will hit the roads and the skies over the next 10 days.
Drone show to illuminate sky at Baltimore's New Year's Eve Celebration
The countdown is on to another one of Charm City's beloved holiday events, the annual New Year's Eve celebration.
Anne Arundel county rejects affordable housing bill amid rising cost of rent
In Anne Arundel County, and the greater Annapolis area, finding an apartment under $2,000 a month is challenging, even with multiple apartment complexes currently under construction.
MTA officials provide light rail repair update following discovery of dangerous mechanical issues
At a press conference on Friday, MTA Administrator Holly Arnold provided an update to the press on the repair process.
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.