Some Baltimore streets, sidewalks, bus stops remain packed in ice and snow
The cold temperatures have proven to be challenging as crews work to remove packed ice and snow from roads and sidewalks across the state.
Senator claims ICE given "license to kill," DHS lied about Maryland shooting
Maryland's senior U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen condemned recent immigration enforcement actions by the Trump administration and asked fellow lawmakers not to approve new funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Baltimore's inspector general accuses city of blocking access to records
Baltimore's inspector general, the city's watchdog for fraud, waste, and abuse, is outraged over being blocked from access to documents that she said are essential to her job.
Maryland monitoring power grid as residents brace for dangerous cold
As the cold digs in, many are busy digging out across Maryland from the biggest winter storm in a decade.
Roommate lived with man accused of stabbing boyfriend, dumping body in park
The roommate of a man who was stabbed inside his Baltimore home spoke about the gruesome crime in a WJZ Investigates exclusive.
Video sheds light on what led to man's deadly encounter with police near I-95
It was the third time this year that Baltimore officers shot someone, and the second police shooting in two days.
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Maryland brothers describe "psychological torture" as hostages in Venezuela
Two Maryland brothers who were captured and held hostage in Venezuela revealed new details about the ordeal.
Maryland mom fights to prove U.S. citizenship after ICE deportation threat
Through a translator, 22-year-old Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales spoke publicly for the first time about her fight to prove her citizenship and a new ICE requirement that she now must wear an ankle monitor.
Mother "in disbelief" about lack of charges after son dies in police custody
The decision not to file charges in a Baltimore man's in-custody death following a mental health crisis prompted a warning from his mother, as city leaders tackle reforms to how they respond to behavioral health.
Maryland budget shortfall looms with lawmakers back in session
The governor has promised no new taxes and fees, meaning painful cuts could be ahead.
Maryland's General Assembly returns to face $1.4 billion budget deficit
Maryland's General Assembly session started Wednesday afternoon with lawmakers staring down a massive budget deficit of $1.4 billion.
MS-13 gang members indicted for several murders in Baltimore
Maryland federal prosecutors have indicted six MS-13 members in recent months.
"Heartbroken" sister reacts to body camera video of brother shot, killed by Baltimore County police
The sister of a man shot and killed last month by Baltimore County police is calling for more training for officers and reacting to the body-worn camera video released in the case.
Maryland mother released by ICE still faces battle to prove U.S. citizenship
Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales said she was born in the United States. But the government has yet to back down.
Baltimore set to pay man $14 million for 1986 wrongful conviction
Gary Washington spent more than 30 years in prison and always maintained his innocence.