15,000 stolen construction tools recovered in massive theft investigation in Howard County
Howard County Police say they've uncovered one of the largest cases of theft in the region, recovering around 15,000 stolen construction tools.
Thousands of uncounted ballots could determine Baltimore City Council's tight races
Thousands of provisional ballots still need to be counted which could determine the results for three close Baltimore City Council races.
Marilyn Mosby still calling for presidential pardon with sentencing days away
Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is just days away from her sentencing, months after juries in two separate trials convicted her on counts of perjury and mortgage fraud.
A Frederick County Asian American center transforms lives across all backgrounds
There's an organization in Frederick that has 'Asian American' in its name, but their work helps families of all backgrounds.
West Baltimore Giant shutting down, turning Edmondson Village into a food desert
Neighbors in one west Baltimore neighborhood are figuring out what to do for groceries, due to the Giant Food location in Edmondson Village closing next month.
Maryland U.S. Senate candidate David Trone spends $60 million on campaign 'to beat Larry Hogan'
Maryland's U.S. Senate race is one of the most closely watched in the country, as many say the chamber's Democratic majority hinges on who goes against likely Republican nominee former Gov. Larry Hogan.
David Trone, Angela Alsobrooks vie to represent Democratic party in U.S. Senate election
U.S. Rep. David Trone and Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks have been touting their records as one of the reasons they can win their primary.
A++ improv group celebrates Asian heritage through comedy
For one improv group in Baltimore, their comedy is about showcasing their Asian roots proudly.
Howard County educators at stalemate with school board over contract negotiations
The head of the teachers' union says pay isn't adequate in what's proposed in the upcoming year's budget.
Woman dies, others injured after car crashes into home in Jessup
A vehicle crashed into a house Monday morning in Jessup.
Baltimore's annual Flower Mart festival returns to Mount Vernon
One of Baltimore's longest traditions is back: Flower Mart kicked off in Mount Vernon Friday morning.
Shock trauma's hyperbaric chamber ready 24/7 to treat Key Bridge collapse responders
The Center for Hyperbaric and Dive Medicine operates out of R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
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.