Maryland woman loses millions in crypto "pig butchering" scam as FBI warns of more targets
The scammers, frequently based in Southeast Asia, slowly gain the trust of their targets and then convince them to give money to buy cryptocurrency.
Questions raised about publicity of Rachel Morin's murder before trial in Maryland
Jury selection in this case is expected to last until Friday, when the jury will be seated and opening statements are set to begin.
Ex-Baltimore County priest charged with molesting child at St. Agnes helped victim in infamous sex abuse case
Baltimore County police said they are looking for more possible victims of a former priest now charged with sexually abusing an altar boy at Saint Agnes in the 1990s.
Mother of Baltimore DPW worker who died on job says son is "not replaceable"
The grieving mother of Baltimore sanitation worker Ronald Silver II, who died from heat exhaustion while on the job last year, is demanding a city council hearing into her son's death.
How Baltimore's Key Bridge collapse unfolded and where investigations stand 1 year later
For 47 years, the Francis Scott Key Bridge stood as the gateway to the Port of Baltimore and a landmark as one of the longest steel truss bridges in the world.
It's been 1 year since Baltimore's Key Bridge collapsed. Where does the rebuild stand?
Baltimore's iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge was hit by a ship and collapsed one year ago. Since then, state and federal leaders have collaborated to fund and reconstruct a brand-new bridge, which is expected to be finished by the fall of 2028.
Failures leading to death of Baltimore sanitation worker Ronald Silver detailed in investigation
The Baltimore Office of the Inspector General has released its report on the death of DPW worker Ronald Silver II.
Maryland sexual assault survivor tells story about abuse inside juvenile facility
A growing number of victims are coming forward saying they were abused in Maryland juvenile facilities over several decades, and some are suing for compensation.
Baltimore homeowner highlights challenges of fixing city's vacant homes crisis
A Baltimore resident told WJZ Investigates he sold his home because he could no longer deal with vandalism and squatters.
Former Baltimore cop faces new civil lawsuit over sexual abuse at Maryland daycare
A new civil lawsuit seeks to hold former Baltimore police officer James Weems financially accountable for sexually abusing a child at the daycare his now ex-wife owned in Baltimore County.
Baltimore plans to rehab nearly 13,000 vacant homes, but at what cost?
There are nearly 13,000 vacant homes in neighborhoods across Baltimore.
Friends still seek closure 20 years after Maryland woman went missing
The Baltimore County woman disappeared 20 years ago on her way to a Motley Crue concert.
Investigation into Baltimore DPW reveals retaliation, lack of training and supervision
According to the OIG, issues with work culture, employee safety, and maintenance have persisted at DPW for the "last decade."
Maryland bill would provide weight loss medications to Medicaid patients
A proposed bill would make the drugs available to Medicaid patients statewide.
Contraband weapons surge in Maryland prisons, report shows
Maryland's prisons have seen a rise in contraband weapons, which have increased 375% in one year, according to a legislative report.