Food delivery driver shot in Northwest Baltimore robbery, car theft
Investigators believe the man was trying to deliver food when two unidentified men approached him, one of whom was armed, police said.
Four arrested, one more sought in Baltimore 'drug takedown'
Four people have been arrested in what's being called a drug takedown in the Baltimore.
Baltimore County's animal shelter grapples with influx of animals hoping for homes
The adoptable dog room has room for 27 dogs, but right now there are 41 dogs eager to find a home.
Pharmacy Deserts: Baltimore's struggle with health disparities and medication access
In a collaboration with our media partner, The Baltimore Banner, WJZ took a look to see how big of an issue pharmacy deserts are for the city.
Final public input meeting Monday for Baltimore's 10-year solid waste management plan
The DPW says the plan is, overall, a combination of ideas and initiatives aimed to improve the city's cleanliness.
Controversy continues as Harford County Schools faces $19 million cut in proposed budget
Harford County Public Schools is fighting for more funding.
Sexual abuse survivors call for restart of cases tied to Baltimore Archdiocese
The report, released nearly two weeks ago, named more than 150 accused abusers. They're mostly clergy and church staff.
Image released after man pushed, electrocuted on Baltimore metro tracks
Investigators concluded an unknown man pushed the victim onto the Shot Tower tracks Wednesday and then fled the scene.
Maryland DOT unveils new tool to help prevent deadly highway crashes
The Maryland Department of Transportation showcased a new tool to help prevent deadly crashes on the state's highways.
Maryland lawmakers finalizing guidelines for sale of recreational marijuana
With the House of Delegates passing their version over the weekend, all eyes are on the Senate's vote.
Police still searching for suspects in triple shooting
Police continue to look for whoever's responsible for Thursday's triple shooting in southeast Baltimore.
Former Gunpowder Falls State Park manager acquitted of rape and assault charges
Former Gunpowder Falls State Park Manager Michael Browning was acquitted of rape and assault charges after the jury deliberated for more than a day.
Evacuated residents return home after 700 acres burned from Owings Mills fire
Crews continue to mop up hotspots in the Soldiers Delight area in Owings Mills where a massive brush fire burned 700 acres.
Trooper out of hospital, Maryland State Police investigating work zone crash on I-695
Maryland State Police are still trying to figure out why a driver rear-ended a trooper in a construction work zone Monday night along I-695 near Parkville.
Homeowners repairing damage after EF-1 tornado rips through Cecil County
Days after a tornado ripped through, homeowners in Cecil County are still picking up the pieces.