Ex-roommate details relationship with Luigi Mangione, suspect in healthcare CEO's murder
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed on December 4 in New York City.
A Baltimore recycling plant had 4 fires in the past 5 years. Here's how the latest fire impacted the community.
Camp Small, a wood recycling plant in Baltimore that was the scene of a massive fire Thursday had three previous fires in the past five years, according to data reviewed by CBS News.
Hate crime charges dropped against most Salisbury students suspected in off-campus attack
Prosecutors in Wicomico County dropped felony assault and hate crime charges against at least 12 of the 15 Salisbury University students suspected in an off-campus attack in October.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott sworn in for rare second term
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott was sworn in Tuesday for a rare second full term in office.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott discusses triumphs and challenges ahead of new term
Mayor Brandon Scott sat down with WJZ for a wide-ranging interview to discuss challenges and successes in Baltimore City ahead of his inauguration Tuesday.
Marylanders hit stores in record numbers for Black Friday; online sales strong despite looming Amazon strike
A record number of shoppers hit stores and online retailers in Maryland and across the nation for Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year.
2 juveniles arrested in Harford County as more police departments use drones to fight crime
Law enforcement agencies across Maryland are increasingly turning to drones to catch criminals.
New video could solve woman's murder at hotel party near Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore police released new surveillance video in hopes the community will help identify several people in connection with the murder of a 28-year-old woman at a hotel near Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Brutal Baltimore attack caught on camera leaves man with vision loss, fractured nose
A Federal Hill man said he lost vision in one eye after he was allegedly attacked while bringing home dinner on Saturday, November 23.
Co-worker of Baltimore DPW worker who died from overheating shares details about that day
The co-worker of a Baltimore Department of Public Works (DPW) employee who died from overheating while at work over the summer shared details about that day during a news conference.
Baltimore City made $290,000 in duplicate payments to Safe Streets contractors, audit finds
An audit conducted by the Department of Audits revealed issues with the Baltimore Safe Streets reimbursement process, the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement said Wednesday.
Baltimore police, residents partner to cut crime as juvenile violence raises concern
A new holistic initiative called Safe Growth aims to curb crime in neighborhoods across Baltimore, improving areas from lighting, adding cameras and stopping illegal dumping, even as several recent incidents involving juveniles have raised alarm.
A trash truck crushed Timothy Cartwell, now his family demands answers from Baltimore leaders in exclusive WJZ interview
Talking exclusively with WJZ, Timothy Cartwell's family says he suffered a crushed pelvis and went into cardiac arrest twice after being crushed by a trash truck.
Father raises concerns about Baltimore DPW after his son died while on the job
The father of Ronald Silver, a Baltimore Department of Public Works (DPW) employee who died from heat-related causes over the summer, is sharing his concerns about a broken culture at the department and what must be done to fix it.
Family of DPW worker crushed by trash truck demands answers from Baltimore leaders
Timothy Cartwell, a waste collector with the Reedbird Sanitation Yard, died after being trapped between a utility pole and a trash truck in an alley.