One year later: Loved ones grieve, lawmakers push for safety changes after 6 killed in Maryland's deadliest work zone crash
In just seconds, six lives were lost along the Baltimore Beltway one year ago—workers who were supposed to be protected.
University of Maryland administrator defends handling of fraternity hazing allegations
For the first time, a top University of Maryland administrator is speaking out about how the school handled dangerous hazing allegations against fraternities and sororities.
Juveniles arrested in Federal Hill attempted carjacking; victim punched, escapes with child
There have been several recent assaults and carjackings in Baltimore City involving children as young as 12.
UMBC accused of not protecting student athletes from sexual abuse, discrimination by swim coach
Former head swimming and diving coach Chad Cradock is accused of abusing students for years.
Pledges burned, paddled, forced to drink urine among hazing allegations against some University of Maryland fraternities
Those allegations include people being burned and assaulted, and several taken to hospitals for alcohol poisoning, which led to a suspension of most social activities.
University of Maryland lifts Greek life suspension, court documents detail hazing allegations
Court documents reveal allegations of students being burned, paddled, and forced to drink bodily fluids at University of Maryland fraternities.
Fraternities accuse University of Maryland of illegally searching phones, violating rights in Greek life probe
Several fraternities claim their freedom of speech is being violated at the University of Maryland College Park.
Some state workers to get millions in back pay after being cheated out of overtime
Thousands of state employees will be getting checks for money Maryland failed to pay them in one of the nation's largest cases of wage theft.
Two dead, one wounded at Laurel recording studio. Witness recounts chaos, prayed with victims
The studio is less than a mile from the Laurel racetrack and sits next to a residential area near the Route 198 overpass.
Baltimore Police to crack down on speeders, reckless drivers
Baltimore's mayor and police commissioner say speeding and reckless driving are out of control in the city.
Former University of Maryland sorority member calls for abolishing Greek system, transparency on campus
A former sorority member at the University of Maryland is pulling back the curtain on abuses in Greek life as fraternities and sororities remain suspended on the College Park campus.
Marine veteran fights to expand mandated insurance coverage of life-changing prosthetics in Maryland
Most coverage provides one prosthetic leg for walking alone, but not one needed for running, swimming or other physical activity.
Fraternities push back against University of Maryland's suspension of Greek life organizations
Fraternities are pushing back against the University of Maryland's suspension of 35 Greek organizations on the College Park campus.
Baltimore vacant homes for $1? Some city council members ask mayor to halt proposal
Thousands of vacant properties are crumbling and posing major safety risks.
University of Maryland students react to suspension of fraternities, sororities
Several students told WJZ they have heard allegations of hazing.