Do you love Old Bay enough to get a free tattoo? Dozens of people said 'yes' on Tuesday
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Family holds funeral for T-Mobile employee shot at work during robbery
Fabien Sanchez Gonzalez, 23, was shot and killed in an armed robbery gone bad that shocked the community.
Two teen suspects face charges after allegedly injuring an Anne Arundel County officer
An Anne Arundel County Police officer is recovering at home after sustaining injuries while investigating a car theft in Glen Burnie early Friday.
JCC of Greater Baltimore shares how it's celebrating 'Jewish Heritage Month'
May is Jewish Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the generations of Jewish Americans who helped form the fabric of American history, culture and society.
Students learn from WJZ personalities, zoo experts during 'School at the Zoo'
On Wednesday, the WJZ First Alert weather team collaborated with the Maryland Zoo for "School at the Zoo."
Maryland colleges team up to address teacher shortages
Notre Dame of Maryland University announced a joint program with St. John's College in Annapolis to address the critical teacher shortage in Maryland and across the country.
Witness describes violent murder-suicide shooting at Annapolis parking lot
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating the events that led up to a double murder and suicide that played out near a busy shopping center in Annapolis on Friday.
Elite women sailors make path through Annapolis for Women's World Racing Tour
Top women sailors in the world are navigating through Annapolis Wednesday for the 2023 Women's World Racing Tour.
'More than a bike race': Maryland Cycling Classic returns to Baltimore over Labor Day weekend
America's top-ranked cycling race, the Maryland Cycling Classic, is returning to Baltimore for its second year.
Horse racing returns to Laurel Park after colt euthanized, track tested
Animal rights activists went to the park to protest the resumption of racing.
Bad weather shuts down sailboat show in Annapolis and Oyster Fest in Baltimore
Sailboat owners were told to move inland and dock at Ego Alley because the water was too rough around the docks that are set up for the show.
Former squeegee worker finds success at new job through Baltimore's 'Hire Up' program
A Baltimore City program is making progress in helping squeegee workers find employment.
Towson set to launch doctoral program in autism studies to further autism research
Towson University is leading the way in the field of autism research with a new interdisciplinary doctoral program in autism studies.
Notre Dame of Maryland, Mount St. Mary's University partner to address nursing shortage
Notre Dame of Maryland University and Mount St. Mary's University have announced a new collaborative nursing degree program.
Storms create power outages, damage property in Maryland on Saturday
Strong storms damaged power lines and trees on Saturday—leaving thousands of residents in the Baltimore area without electricity and at least one of them with an unsafe home.