Police use Maryland relative's DNA to identify body of missing Florida mom Jeana Burrus
Jeana Lynn Burrus was 39 when she disappeared in 2006 in Sarasota, Florida. She had moved there from Frederick with her husband and young son.
Father of missing Baltimore sailor confident son will be found after vanishing off Mexican coast
Donald Lawson, an experienced sailor from Maryland, has been reported missing for three weeks.
Eight Baltimore teens apprehended for Kia, Hyundai thefts in Anne Arundel County
Thefts of Hyundai and Kia vehicles using methods popularized on social media have skyrocketed in the last year in Baltimore and across the nation.
Baltimore mass shooting: Still no murder arrests; victim's mother remembers her 'Angel'
One month since Baltimore's worst mass shooting, the Brooklyn Homes community is still healing.
Ex-Hogan aide Roy McGrath was shot simultaneously by self, FBI agent, prosecutor says
Medical examiners have been unable to determine which of the two gunshot wounds killed McGrath in the suburbs of Knoxville in April, prosecutors said.
Teen squeegee worker acquitted of murder, found guilty of manslaughter, gun charges in Timothy Reynolds' death
The case involves the July 2022 death of Timothy Reynolds near the Inner Harbor.
Sick juror pauses deliberations for teen squeegee worker murder trial
A sick juror put deliberations in the murder trial of a teenage squeegee worker on hold Wednesday.
Remembering Kylis Fagbemi: Brooklyn mass shooting victim laid to rest Friday
The 20-year-old man was a forklift operator at Amazon and Kohl's who had big dreams of becoming a traveling ultrasound technician.
Attorney for squeegee worker charged with murder blasts 'sloppy' police investigation
Timothy Reynolds was shot five times at the intersection of Light Street and Conway Street in July 2022. Jurors were allowed to watch CCTV video of the shooting site on Wednesday.
Baltimore Beltway work zone where 6 died was eligible for speed camera; children of victim say mom 'very afraid'
The heartbroken children of Sybil DiMaggio spoke to WJZ in their first interview since the tragedy that took their mother's life.
Heroes of Harbor Hospital: How doctors and nurses treated 19 victims in Baltimore's mass shooting
WJZ investigator Mike Hellgren spoke with hospital staff to learn just what it took to treat 19 victims of a mass shooting in Baltimore's Brooklyn Homes community.
Judge releases driver charged in Beltway crash that killed 6 construction workers to home detention, orders her not to drive
The 54-year-old woman was released from jail to serve the rest of her pre-trial detention at home due to health reasons, the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office said.
Doctors, nurses recount 'organized chaos' treating 19 patients from Baltimore mass shooting
WJZ spoke to six members of the medical team who helped coordinate the response and treat the wounded in what is believed to be Baltimore's largest mass shooting.
Judge calls teen suspect in Brooklyn mass shooting case 'danger,' attorney says alleged gun was 'toy'
A teenager charged in a South Baltimore mass shooting was ordered to be held in jail without bail during a court appearance Monday.
Maryland to pay correctional officers $13 million in unpaid wages, settlement follows WJZ wage theft investigation
Maryland approved a landmark settlement of more than $13 million dollars for correctional workers who say the state cheated them out of pay.