Former Baltimore officer testifies that he watched porn in daycare van, never molested children
James Weems Jr., the former Baltimore Police officer accused of molesting children at his then-wife's daycare testified Thursday.
Family of alleged daycare sex abuse victim testifies, FBI tracks porn searches
The family of a 12-year-old girl who said she was molested by a former Baltimore City police officer at his wife's daycare in Owings Mills took the stand at his trial Wednesday.
Child victim, ex-wife testify against former officer charged with daycare sex abuse
The alleged abuse happened more than two years ago at the Lil Kidz Kastle daycare in Owings Mills owned by the defendant's wife at the time.
Trial begins for former Baltimore officer charged with molesting children at wife's daycare
A jury has been seated in the trial of a former Baltimore City police officer accused of molesting children at his wife's daycare in Owings Mills.
Maryland sees robust early voting with an open U.S. Senate seat, Harborplace future on the line
Early voting is off to a robust start with more than 400,000 people casting ballots in the first four days alone.
After $100 million federal settlement, DALI's owners claim they are "not responsible" for Key Bridge collapse, vow to fight remaining lawsuits
Saturday will mark seven months since the Key Bridge collapsed, and the DALI's owners reached their first major settlement in the disaster, agreeing to pay $101,980,000 to the federal government in a deal with the Department of Justice.
Investigation finds fear of retaliation, lack of safety protocols following Baltimore DPW worker's heat-related death
An outside law firm reviewing the heat safety policies of Baltimore City's Department of Public Works following the death of an employee found staff feared retaliation for raising concerns, vehicles were improperly maintained and DPW lacked procedures to keep employees safe and respond in an emergency.
Larry Hogan discusses critics, abortion, Trump and uphill race for Maryland's open U.S. Senate seat
Maryland's U.S. Senate race this year for the seat being vacated by retiring Senator Ben Cardin is unusually competitive.
John Callis denied bail for viral attack on Commanders fans in Federal Hill
Jack Callis, the man accused of assaulting two 23-year-old men in Federal Hill after a Ravens and Washington Commanders football game on October 13, is held without bail.
Maryland schools must share criminal records following student's arrest for murder
Maryland's Board of Education voted unanimously to mandate school systems share information when a student convicted or accused of a serious, violent crime transfers schools.
Body camera videos show police shoot and kill armed man in West Baltimore
Baltimore police released multiple body-worn camera videos showing officers shooting and killing a man during an encounter in West Baltimore on October 9.
Neighbors come together to raise funds for victims of deadly Hampden fire
All of the money will help those who lost everything when flames ripped through 10 homes.
DJS Secretary says "I'm sticking around" after calls for resignation
The secretary of Maryland's Department of Juvenile Services is speaking to WJZ following our reporting that Howard County's superintendent said he was left in the dark about a student's violent past.
Howard County man allegedly joining ISIS terror organization arrested at BWI, FBI says
The FBI arrested a man from Howard County who they allege was trying to join the ISIS terror organization—as the suspect tried to leave the country at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Fundraiser honoring fallen Baltimore County officer Amy Caprio raises $20,000 for BARCS animal shelter
A fundraiser for fallen Baltimore County Officer Amy Caprio, who died in the line of duty in May 2018, raised $20,000 to help Maryland's largest animal shelter.