Chaos on the Streets: Police respond to illegal car meet-ups in Baltimore City and Baltimore County
Police broke up what they're calling unsanctioned car meet-ups over the weekend across the Baltimore area.
Mysteries in the Sky: Hundreds in Maryland report UFO sightings as Congress, NASA investigate, push for transparency
Commonly known as UFOs, the unknown objects have a new name and new attention from the government.
Baltimore officials call for reforms after tech CEO Pava LaPere's alleged killer released early from prison
Police are still reviewing other unsolved cases since Billingsley's release last year to see whether he may have been involved in more crimes.
Broadway legend and Baltimore treasure Andrè De Shields on his hometown and longevity
WJZ sat down with Broadway legend Andrè De Shields at the Bygone Friday after what has been a whirlwind week in his hometown.
Racist graffiti spray painted near M&T Bank Stadium
The messages were placed on light poles along Russell Street, on outlet boxes and on a bridge.
Adnan Syed's alibi witness Asia McClain Chapman backs probe into prosecutor misconduct
Chapman's alibi became a pivotal part of Syed's appeals and gained national attention through the Serial podcast.
Alibi witness Asia McClain Chapman explains why Adnan Syed should not be sent back to prison
In a rare interview, Asia McClain Chapman, the alibi witness for Adnan Syed, told WJZ she agrees with Syed's allegations of prosecutorial misconduct.
Killers on the run: Capture of Danelo Cavalcante rekindles memories of 1999 Norman Johnston escape
The escape and capture of Danelo Cavalcante bears striking similarities to the apprehension of Norman Johnston, a member of a notorious criminal family who broke out of his cell in August of 1999.
'It didn't have to happen': Mother of teen killed in Brooklyn mass shooting demands accountability
Baltimore City Council's Public Safety Committee held a hearing on the mass shooting that left 28 injured and two dead in South Baltimore.
Violence against Maryland youth sees "significant increase," research finds
The department said complaints remain below pre-pandemic levels and are down by over 50% over the past decade.
New campaign by Maryland's top federal prosecutor aims to curb gun violence impacting youth
In a one-on-one interview, Maryland's U.S. attorney Erek Barron told WJZ his office is pushing to stop the violence impacting children and get the community involved.
Marilyn Mosby's federal trial moved out of Baltimore, split into two cases
Mosby has asked twice for the trial to be moved out of the city.
Witness speaks about chaos from shooting near Dunbar High football game that left 12-year-old wounded
A 12-year-old boy is still recovering after being shot Friday evening along East Madison Street just outside the Dunbar High School football stadium.
Hot temperatures will disrupt classes at Baltimore schools that lack air conditioning
Crumbling buildings and bad HVAC systems have long been issues in Baltimore.
Video shows brazen dog theft from a Baltimore home. Police believe the dog was sold.
A heartbroken Baltimore family is desperate for the safe return of their beloved dog.