Baltimore man starts nonprofit to engage people with city's history
A Baltimore man is working to get more people engaged with the city's history, starting a nonprofit to make his mission possible.
Firefighters make rescue at 3-alarm fire in Windsor Mill apartment building
The rescued resident was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. No further injuries have been reported.
Baltimore City suing ATF over improper denial of gun crime data
Baltimore City has filed a lawsuit against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), alleging that the agency improperly denied critical gun crime data, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Tuesday.
Defense, state rest cases in murder trial of beloved soccer coach. Jury could get case Friday
Keith Luckey is facing second-degree murder and other charges in the deadly shooting of 35-year-old Kevin Torres.
Witness testimony at the forefront of emotional trial day in murder of beloved soccer coach
Witness testimony in the murder trial of a beloved soccer coach made for an emotional day at Baltimore Circuit Court.
No timeline yet as MTA Administrator gives update on light rail suspension
In a one-on-one interview with WJZ, MTA Administrator Holly Arnold said the light rail suspension remains up in the air, but adds a potential timeline could come soon.
Baltimore light rail enters fourth day of suspended service as repairs continue
Inspections and repairs continue to be made on the entire light rail fleet, as the light rail's suspension entered day four Monday.
Baltimore commuters describe difficulties of troubleshooting light rail mechanical issues
The light rail station on North Avenue was empty on Friday. Signs were posted to notify people of the suspension. A message also plays over the intercom system.
Charging documents detail murder of Pennsylvania teen after Facebook Marketplace deal goes wrong
Charging documents are detailing more in the shooting death of an 18-year-old from Pennsylvania, in what police describe as a Facebook Marketplace deal gone wrong.
License plate readers to be installed in South Baltimore to help curb crime
Riverside experienced about 294 auto thefts per 10,000 residents in the past three years, the Baltimore Banner reports.
Digital billboards are rebranding Baltimore City
New signs may have caught your eye in Downtown Baltimore.
Saltwater posing threats to farmers livelihoods on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Farmers in Maryland's Eastern Shore are having to rethink their livelihoods as more saltwater seeps into their land, due to rising sea levels.
Exclusive Look: How TSA ensures safety at BWI Airport
Now that we're in the holiday season, many of us probably have a flight to catch soon.
Mysterious dog respiratory illness: How can you keep your dog safe?
With Maryland now one of 14 states where a mysterious dog illness has been detected in, a local veterinarian is sharing warning signs pet owners should look out for.
University of Maryland launches Task Force amid Israel-Hamas War as students call for permanent ceasefire
A rally at the University of Maryland Wednesday called for a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War.