FEMA releases $35 million in funds for Annapolis City Dock flood mitigation project
FEMA has released $35 million in funds for the ongoing City Dock flood mitigation and revitalization project in Annapolis, Maryland leaders announced.
Family condemns video of deadly police use-of-force incident in Baltimore County
A family is calling for justice and condemning the actions of Baltimore County Police after the release of body camera footage that captured the death of a man after a use-of-force encounter with an officer.
Waymo pushes for Maryland leaders to pass bills regulating autonomous vehicles
Waymo testified to the Maryland House of Delegates and the state Senate to advocate for two bills that would authorize autonomous vehicle companies to operate in Maryland.
Sports program in Baltimore trains Paralympians for competition
There are many future and current Paralympians who train in Baltimore through the Kennedy Krieger Institute's Bennett Blazers adaptive sports program.
Lawmakers consider another proposal to raise Maryland's minimum wage
A proposed plan by Maryland lawmakers could raise the state's minimum wage up to $25, up from $15. The Living Wage For All Act would increase the pay by 2030 while eliminating the tip credit.
Effort to preserve history of nation's oldest public all-girls high school underway
Western High School in Baltimore, one of the only all-girls public schools in the United States, will undergo a renovation project.
Memorial in the works to honor Baltimore's Black Sox baseball team
At one point, Baltimore was home to multiple Negro League baseball teams. Arguably, the Baltimore Black Sox are among the most well-known.
Baltimore City parks address deer population with USDA-trained sharpshooters
Baltimore City Recreation and Parks plans to introduce a new program to manage the deer population by utilizing firearms.
Maryland mental health advocates push state leaders to save their funding
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) provides free education, volunteer opportunities, and support for people living with mental health needs.
How people are turning to A.I. to help file their taxes
To help alleviate the stress, 1 in 5 people also explained that they will use A.I. to help file their taxes this year
How Public Works responds to water main breaks in Baltimore
As more water main breaks occur in Baltimore City and County, WJZ-TV got an inside look at how officials respond to the incidents.
Baltimore County high school student arrested during walkout over ICE
A Baltimore County high school student was arrested Friday during a walkout to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the school confirmed.
Hundreds of Maryland students protest ICE operations with school walkouts
More student walkouts are planned at schools across Maryland Friday.
Nonprofit launches Mobile Street Outreach bus to help people in need
Baltimore nonprofit Helping Up Mission (HUM) unveiled its new Mobile Street Outreach bus, with help from a grant from the city's Opioid Restitution Fund.
Maryland family's nonprofit honors teen's life after her battle with depression
A Maryland family is fighting to help people "keep their head above water" by honoring the legacy of Anastasia Gumbel, a young woman who died after battling depression.