Towson University culture center aims to unite, preserve Asian American and Pacific Islander communities
While Baltimore doesn't have any Asian American and Pacific Islander neighborhoods today, history shows the city used to have a few.
Baltimore City schools adopt new AI weapon detection system. Here's how it works
The public school system is rolling out a new weapon detection system from Evolv Technology. Digital Harbor High School was the first school to implement it.
Rep. David Trone emphasizing public service, systemic reform in Maryland senate race
With Maryland's primary election just around the corner, Rep. David Trone told WJZ his campaign is full steam ahead as he looks to secure his place on the November ticket.
Rise in cost of goods expected after Key Bridge collapse impacts Port of Baltimore
Since the Key Bridge collapse more than four weeks ago, the Port of Baltimore's main channel has been closed.
WJZ gets up-close view of progress made by Key Bridge collapse salvage crews
A top priority in the Francis Scott Key Bridge salvage operations continues to be fully reopening the Port of Baltimore.
Baltimore mayor touts Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan for decrease in crimes
In a crowded room, Scott said homicide numbers are now down more than 30%. Meanwhile, non-fatal shootings are down more than 20%.
Gov. Moore says salvage efforts for Key Bridge collapse are "Full steam ahead"
Crews continue to work 24/7 on salvage operations related to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, Gov. Wes Moore and other leaders made it clear Friday it's still full steam ahead.
Why the long wait? Report details issues behind ER wait times in Maryland
Emergency room wait times in Maryland continue to be some of the worst in the country.
Baltimore Police, community search for answers from shooting of 7-year-old at Mondawmin Mall
Baltimore Police said Saturday's shooting at Mondawmin Mall was the result of an altercation between two groups that escalated.
Construction workers killed in crashes remembered during Work Zone Awareness Week in Maryland
Maryland is the host state for National Work Zone Safety Week this year, so state leaders gathered Tuesday to remind drivers to be safer around work zones.
NTSB report on fatal I-695 crash reveals safety lapses; victims family lawyer demands action
Now that the NTSB released its full reports on last year's deadly I-695 crash, the lawyer of one of the victims' family is raising concerns.
Driver had seizure, didn't take medication prior to I-695 crash that killed 6 construction workers, report reveals
The NTSB released more of its investigation into last year's deadly crash that killed six construction workers on I-695.
Car's mechanical failure led to massive fire in Bel Air, investigators say
Clean-up is underway after a fire ripped through a home Tuesday in Harford County.
PORT Act, Road Workers Protection Act among Maryland bills signed into law
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed six bills into law on Tuesday, including the PORT Act and the Maryland Road Workers Protection Act.
Nonprofit helps stranded crews stuck in the Port of Baltimore
For nearly two weeks, a number of ships have been stuck in the port of Baltimore, stranding all of their crews.