Heading to AFRAM this weekend? Prepare for the heat in Baltimore
AFRAM this year comes as WJZ has declared another Alert Day because of dangerously high temperatures.
University of Maryland researchers are reviving historical sites through augmented reality
Through augmented reality, people can now see the historic Oakley Cabin as it was. The cabin became a home to freed African American families after Maryland's emancipation in 1864.
Man facing charges after Anne Arundel County road rage incident, believed to be hate crime
A road rage incident escalated this week in Anne Arundel County, and a 63-year-old man is now facing first-degree assault and other violent charges.
Newly-crowned Miss Maryland USA is first Asian American and transgender woman to win pageant
The newly-crowned Miss Maryland USA made history on June 1 by becoming the first Asian American to win the crown in the annual pageant and the first transgender woman to attain the title of Miss Maryland.
Port of Baltimore fully reopens after bridge collapse
Nearly three months after the collapse of the Key Bridge, shipping traffic can return in full force to and from the Port of Baltimore.
Sheila E., The Original Wailers on tap as Artscape returns this August for 40th year
Come the first weekend in August, Artscape is going to fill the streets in Midtown, Bolton Hill and Station North.
Sheila E. and The Original Wailers headlining Artscape 2024, with another headliner to be announced
The "Queen of Percussion" Sheila E. and The Original Wailers are two headliners of the 40th edition of Artscape, the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts announced Friday. There's another closing act the organizers have not yet announced.
The furry defenders at Maryland Fleet Week: military working dogs are a security 'force multiplier' at the annual event
Every year during Maryland Fleet Week in Baltimore, there are multiple levels of security to keep the festivities safe. Part of that security is military working dogs.
Isolated damage from Wednesday's storm, tornadoes hits Columbia neighborhood
Damage from Wednesday's storm and tornadoes was isolated in one Columbia neighborhood in Howard County.
What goes into being on U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard Drill Team? Maryland Fleet Week next on schedule.
The U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard Drill Team is considered to be the face of the U.S. Navy. Next week the team will be performing during Maryland Fleet Week in Baltimore.
How Howard County is improving mental health for LGBTQ+ members
Celebrating pride in Howard County has become bigger every year.
Decades-old lawsuit takes latest legal hurdle in court battle over more public funding
First filed in 1994, the Bradford v. Maryland State Board of Education from the start aimed to bring more public funding to Baltimore City Public Schools.
Artist of Key Bridge memorial mural in the works for another tribute piece
The original mural, which pays tribute to the six construction workers who were killed when the bridge collapsed on March 26, has been placed in storage and a Baltimore museum could own it soon.
Giant Food implements large bag ban to combat theft at some locations
To combat theft at its stores, Giant Food has implemented a large bag ban at select locations.
Six suspects in Carroll County kidnapping face judge, bail denied for five
Six suspects tied to a kidnapping in Carroll County faced a judge for the first time Tuesday, a week since the crime took place.