Mother shares heartbreak after Baltimore mass shooting; video shows chaos in Brooklyn neighborhood
You can hear shot after shot in the video of the Brooklyn mass shooting WJZ obtained.
How to navigate Maryland's Fourth of July traffic snafus
Many people are headed to Ocean City and other destinations on the Eastern Shore.
Plaintiffs blast BGE over gas utility work in Baltimore, wait for emergency hearing
BGE continues to install new gas equipment on homes in Federal Hill despite a lawsuit that asks a judge to stop it.
Customers arrested protesting BGE gas equipment sue utility as work continues in Federal Hill
A new lawsuit demands BGE restore gas service to homes where the utility cut it off in a dispute over new equipment.
Baltimore's LGBTQ rugby team draws attention to its tenacity, comradery
The team's name pays homage to a Baltimore icon. It's a nod to John Waters and his 1972 film, Pink Flamingos.
Air quality in Baltimore area improves following blanketing Canadian wildfire smoke
But conditions remain 'unhealthy' on Eastern Shore.
Harrison explains why he's leaving Baltimore Police, acting commissioner promises stability
Michael Harrison's departure follows a city council hearing earlier this week where he faced questions about his future with the Baltimore Police Department.
Police: Grandson arrested in murders of elderly relatives said 'God told him to kill'
The 24-year-old man charged in the murder of his great-grandmother and grandfather in Randallstown was denied bail on Tuesday.
Lawsuit accuses Maryland of 'warehousing' foster children with behavioral health issues in hospitals
Disability rights advocates are suing the state claiming kids with behavioral health issues are being warehoused in hospitals and emergency rooms and state officials are not doing enough to solve the problem.
Judge gives Sahiou Kargbo, 19, maximum sentence in killing of Baltimore father of three James Blue
Sahiou Kargbo, 19, was found guilty in February of second-degree murder but was acquitted of first-degree murder.
Mistrial declared for Johns Hopkins doctor, military husband accused of providing patient medical records to Russia
After more than 13 hours of deliberations, jurors could not unanimously agree on the guilt or innocence of two doctors accused of providing their patients' private medical information to Russia.
Defense proposes dismissing juror in trial of Maryland doctors accused of helping Russia
If the holdout juror is removed and the jury is still split 11-1, a unanimous verdict could be reached.
Verdict Watch: Jurors question entrapment and motives of doctors accused of helping Russia
Jurors are divided in the trial of two Maryland doctors accused of providing patients' private medical information to Russia.
Jurors deliberating fate of Maryland doctors accused of providing patients' private medical files to Russia
Doctors Anna Grabrielian and her husband Jamie Lee Henry had no comment as they walked out of Baltimore's federal courthouse Tuesday.
Person killed in triple shooting at Catonsville hotel; suspect in custody
Two victims were rushed to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries, while one person was pronounced dead on the scene.