First Alert Meteorologist Meg McNamara brings Baby Teddy to visit WJZ
Cannon Theodore, nicknamed Teddy, made a heartwarming first appearance in the WJZ studio Thursday morning.
Maryland Zoo announces partnership with CFG Bank
In the partnership, CFG Bank will sponsor the zoo's giraffe habitat, and the annual events, Zoo Boo, and Oktobearfest.
State leaders introduce Jordan McNair Student Athlete Heat Fatality Prevention Act
The legislation seeks to protect college athletes from heat fatalities and illnesses.
Ten indicted after massive cocaine seizure in Anne Arundel County
Ten individuals were indicted after a massive cocaine seizure stemming from a drug trafficking investigation, the Attorney General's office said Wednesday.
Detectives investigating arson at playground in Northwest Baltimore
Arson detectives are investigating a fire at a playground in northwest Baltimore, the Baltimore City Fire Department said Tuesday.
AFRAM Festival brings more than 300,000 visitors to Druid Hill Park
It's the largest festival celebrating African American culture on the East Coast, and WJZ is the proud media sponsor for the event.
Howard County announces $1.7 million for improved broadband access
The funding was secured through a partnership between Howard County, Verizon, and the State of Maryland.
17 reported injuries, one victim still hospitalized after MTA bus crashes into building
According to MTA Police, 17 injuries have been reported. One person remains hospitalized in stable condition.
Ravens hosting June job fair to find M&T Bank Stadium staff
The Baltimore Ravens are hosting a job fair this month to staff the M&T Bank Stadium for the 2023 football season.
Baltimore County Public Library offering summer meals for youth
The Baltimore County Public Library is offering free summer meals for youth through August 18
Community MVP: BYKE Collective combines bike culture with youth enrichment
A local organization is merging Baltimore's bike culture with youth enrichment.
Maryland governor announces plan to revive Baltimore Red Line project
Gov. Wes Moore announced plans to revive a plan to build an east-west transit line across Baltimore
Keith Davis Jr. to sue Baltimore Police, former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby
A man tried four times for the same murder is now filing a lawsuit against the Baltimore Police Department, and former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
Black Lives Matter sign vandalized at church in Anne Arundel County
The suspects, described as three males of unknown race and age who were wearing masks, remain unidentified.
AFRAM traffic guide: Road closures, how to get there, and parking
Here's a breakdown of road closures, parking areas, and more.