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.
Anne Arundel County navigates excessive heat warning with cooling stations
The county's Office of Emergency Management issued the warning about excessive heat in advance, giving people time to create a plan of action.
Towson residents frustrated with road closure lasting nearly a month following water main break
Residents in a Towson neighborhood say one of the main roads has been shut down for nearly a month since a water main break.
Wanted Dead: A growing spotted lanternfly population is eating Maryland's plants
The insects don't bite or sting, but spotted lanternflies can do major damage to Maryland's agriculture.
Catholic High School of Baltimore offers STEM opportunities to students
A Baltimore high school is empowering young women to get a head start on a future in STEM.
Baltimore's Lake Clifton Pool opens its gates for Summer 2023
Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen has said that he wants Baltimore City Recreation and Parks to make those pools available to the public as soon as possible.
Gov. Wes Moore on mission to reduce pollution in Chesapeake Bay
Official efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay have been ongoing since 1983. But new research may turn the tide in Maryland's fight to save the Bay.