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.
Squatters took over a Baltimore County home. A proposed law in Maryland could make it easier to get them out.
Squatters took over a Baltimore County home in a "cash for keys" scam that left a homeowner frustrated. A proposed law in Maryland could make it easier to remove squatters.
Baltimore sheriff's deputies were overpaid by more than $2 million, Inspector General reports
A problem in the city's payroll system allowed some Baltimore sheriff's deputies to be overpaid by three times their hourly wages to the tune of more than $2 million.
A Maryland mother is pushing for change after she was shot and her child was killed
Promyss Marcelle keeps her son Jacobi close to her heart—a necklace with a "J" initial around her neck and a picture of him on her shirt.
Maryland comptroller explains mistake that exposed thousands of Social Security numbers
Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman told WJZ Investigates that her office will no longer include Social Security numbers on mailed 1099-G tax forms after a printing error exposed the personal information of thousands of Marylanders.
Maryland comptroller blames printing malfunction for sensitive data sent to wrong addresses
The Maryland Comptroller's office blamed a printing malfunction after tax forms with sensitive personal information on thousands of Marylanders were accidentally mailed to the wrong people.
Remembering victims of the American Airlines crash with Maryland ties
A professor, members of the tight-knit figure skating community, and friends on a hunting trip are among the victims of the deadly midair plane collision near Reagan National Airport, the deadliest aviation incident in the United States in more than 20 years.
Maryland pilot explains why Reagan National Airport is tough for pilots and air traffic control
Bill Pearce, a commercial pilot from Maryland who has worked for several major airlines, says flying in and out of Ronald Reagan National Airport near Washington, D.C. is tough for pilots and air traffic control.
Baltimore child dies days after self-inflicted, accidental shooting, police say
A 10-year-old died Tuesday after suffering from a self-inflicted, accidental gunshot wound on Saturday, Jan. 25, leading to the arrest of her grandmother, according to Baltimore police.
Baltimore grandmother arrested after 9-year-old injured in accidental shooting
A grandmother was arrested Monday after a 9-year-old in Northwest Baltimore shot and injured herself in an accidental shooting, according to police.
Baltimore County residents worried about health after recycling facility fire reignites
The Maryland Department of the Environment issued an air quality alert after a fire at a Baltimore County recycling plant began rekindling.
Marylanders cautiously optimistic for hostage release after Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
Marylanders with ties to Israel and Gaza expressed cautious optimism after Hamas and Israel reached a ceasefire agreement Wednesday that calls for the phased release of hostages.
Security officer killed at Baltimore McDonald's remembered as man of integrity
Jamal Davis, a security officer, was shot and killed at a Baltimore McDonald's a week after his 38th birthday.
Baltimore County mother tearfully remembers her 4-year-old son at funeral, father facing murder charges
A mother said farewell Friday to her four-year-old son Jacobi Marcelle—a little more than two weeks after police say the child's father shot and killed him inside their apartment in Rosedale, Baltimore County.