'We still love you:' Faith leaders have message for Baltimore church vandals
Ark Church, a historic church in Baltimore, was damaged in a spray-painting spree.
Baltimore AFRAM organizers anticipate bigger, better festival celebrating African-American heritage
AFRAM will celebrate 46 years in Baltimore in June.
Increasing airfare costs are not deterring the summer travel crowd
Crowds of people will return to the security checkpoints at airports across the nation as airfare costs are expected to spike over the summer.
Baltimore astronaut chosen for Artemis II mission around moon
When the Orion Spacecraft roars straight up into the sky from NASA's Kennedy Space center in Florida next year, Baltimore's own Reid Wiseman will be on that flight.
What to do if you are a victim of unwanted spam and scam calls
If you have been inundated with a flood of spam or scam calls, then you know how much of a nuisance it is trying to stop those unwanted calls.
O Say Can You See: Camden Yards gets a food-lovers upgrade
Hundreds of O's fans will stroll through the gates at Camden Yards in about a week for the first home game of the baseball season, and they'll notice something new: food.
'Hamilton' star Leslie Odom Jr. to perform with Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is inviting you to an evening with award-winning musician and actor Leslie Odom Jr.
Twin engineers solving problems in profession traditionally dominated by men
Two Maryland sisters say they have always loved solving problems, making the field of engineering a perfect fit.
Maryland lawmakers pave the way for Baltimore's first dirt bike campus
These funds will provide a safe place for dirt bikers to ride off city streets and help them with career-focused opportunities.
SEED School of Maryland, tuition-free, college-prep campus opens enrollment
Enrollment is open for the SEED School of Maryland.
CFG Bank Arena attracts headliner acts and big-name comedians
The newly renovated CFG Bank Arena is attracting big acts and it's putting Charm City on the map for major headliners and the crowds that follow.
Kids in Crisis: Urban trauma and mental health
There's a saying you're a product of your environment and that applies to your mental health as well.
WJZ announces Black History Oratory Competition semifinalists
Maryland's high school students have been taking the stage to compete in the WJZ Black History Oratory Competition for 30 years.
Morgan State University choir sings spiritual songs to Maryland General Assembly
The Morgan State University choir is no stranger to acclaim and audience excitement.
Stolen staff returned to Harriet Tubman statue in Annapolis
A staff stolen from a Harriet Tubman statue on display at an Annapolis museum has been returned after it was taken nearly a month ago.