Extremely elevated bacteria levels detected in Spa Creek following sewage overflow in Annapolis
Elevated levels of bacteria were detected in Spa Creek after a sewage overflow in Annapolis, nearly 200 times what is considered to be a safe amount.
Artist brightens community with mural on auto repair shop ahead of Baltimore's Artscape
Artscape – one of the nation's largest free outdoor arts festivals -- returns to Baltimore in less than a month.
Canton residents hold candlelight vigil for neighbor killed in carjacking gone wrong
Benner, 57, was shot and killed on South Curley Street.
AFRO News preserves firsthand account of civil rights history, returns to March on Washington
Baltimore's Afro-American newspaper, known as Afro News, has been around since 1892.
Baltimore leaders, residents ask why city pools remained closed all summer
Summer is coming to a close, but for some city residents, their neighborhood pool never opened.
Baltimore Children and Youth Fund receives donations to help organizations thrive
Throughout the month of August, participating businesses are donating a percentage of their proceeds to the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund.
College students learn about Baltimore County Police through HBCU internship
Baltimore County Police officers teach college students and recent graduates the inner workings of the police department through an internship.
Is it too early for the pumpkin craze? Dunkin' has rolled out its Fall flavors
It may not feel like fall just yet but it sure tastes like it.
Outer Banks community 'devastated' by house fire that killed three Marylanders, including 13-year-old
A 13-year-old girl was among three Marylanders killed in a massive house fire while on vacation in the Outer Banks last week.
911 tapes show distress, desperation on night of Brooklyn Homes mass shooting
WJZ's media partner the Baltimore Banner obtained the 911 tapes via a public records request.
Housing advocates: Brooklyn Homes residents shouldn't face eviction after mass shooting
A local organization is accusing the housing authority of Baltimore City of "threatening families with homelessness" while they are still reeling from this tragedy.
Annapolis creates space for Pickleball fans at local mall
The Nordstroms parking lot at the Westfield Annapolis Mall was busy on Thursday, for the first time since it shut down—and it's all thanks to the sport that seems to be taking over the world.
Mega Millions' $1.58 billion prize has Marylanders pressing their luck
One lucky person could stand to win the biggest Mega Millions jackpot in history as the prize reached a record-breaking $1.58 billion. The drawing is on Tuesday night.
Youth Resiliency Institute honors MedStar Harbor staff after Brooklyn Homes mass shooting
The healthcare professionals that treated were recognized and thanked by members of the Youth Resiliency Institute (YRI) Tuesday morning.
"Bed rotting" trend can make depression worse: Chair of Psychiatry for Baltimore hospital system
Bed rotting is taking social media by storm. It's a viral TikTok trend that involves spending all day in bed.