Documentary breaks down misrepresentations about Baltimore made in "The Wire"
The documentary "Beyond the Wire" breaks down the misrepresentations about Baltimore that were featured in the HBO series "The Wire."
Baltimore pastor shot during armed carjacking preaches hope on Easter Sunday
A Baltimore pastor shared a powerful message of hope with his congregation on Easter Sunday, days after he was shot during an armed carjacking.
Alumni credit Baltimore charter school with success as it faces possible closure
Former students of the Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys (BCSB) gathered for an event and credited the school with their success as it faces a possible closure.
New resource center honors boy killed in Baltimore County domestic shooting
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a victim of a heart-wrenching domestic violence case in Baltimore County will be honored with the opening of a new resource center.
Film "The Baltimorons," starring local actor, premieres in Baltimore
Actor and comedian Michael Strassner based some of the story on his life and much of Baltimore. It's a romantic comedy with our city front and center.
Maryland political cartoonist talks about state of his work
Kevin Kallaugher, who made his often humorous, or frustrating to some, political cartoons for more than 30 years for the Baltimore Sun and Sun newspapers, was recently let go.
Meet the outriders who keep horses and riders safe during the Preakness Stakes
Uncovering the unsung heroes of Maryland's horseracing industry: The outriders who risk it all to ensure safety on the tracks.
Baltimore photographer reflects on his experience capturing the unrest following Freddie Gray's death in 2015
A Baltimore photographer reflected on his work during the unrest that followed the death of Freddie Gray in 2015.
Dr. Z, a beloved Baltimore family doctor, honored by Congress for community impact
Dr. Z's legacy will be written into the pages of the Congressional Record, so history will never forget one of Baltimore's most compassionate citizens.
Beloved Sabatino's waitress "Peachy" retiring after nearly 50 years
Leonora "Peachy" Dixon, an authentic Baltimore jewel, is hanging up her uniform after serving customers at Little Italy's Sabatino's for nearly 50 years.
Maryland Gov. Moore says he will "never forget" meeting families of Key Bridge collapse victims
In a sit down interview with WJZ, Maryland Governor Wes Moore reflected on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which happened one year ago today.
Historian uncovers largely unknown story of the 6888 Battalion with Maryland ties
Tyler Perry's most-watched Netflix film has revealed the hidden history of WWII's only all-black, all-woman battalion with Maryland ties.
Maryland woman "proud" of mother's role in Six Triple Eight battalion
The Six Triple Eight, a military battalion made up of 855 Black women during World War II, included 19 from Maryland.
Orioles owner David Rubenstein reflects on first year, vows to keep team in Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein reflected on his first year leading the franchise in a recent CBS interview. Rubenstein discussed the team's strong start, a playoff disappointment, and his plans for the future.
Baltimore community school coordinator bridges cultural gap for Bay Brook students
Herelys Parks is considered a loving, caring, supportive cultural bridge for the many Hispanic children and their families at Baltimore's Bay Brook Elementary/Middle School.