Beanie Sigel to perform at Baltimore AFRAM Festival alongside "State Property" group
AFRAM will see Beanie Sigel take the stage alongside his "State Property" crew, including Peedi and Young Gunz.
Five French bulldog puppies reportedly stolen from Baltimore home: "They took my joy"
Someone had broken into a screen attached to the window and took the five French bulldog puppies that were inside a gray playpen in Cloude's living room and then left through the side door, according to the investigation.
Black-owned small businesses get jumpstart at Baltimore's Harborplace through tenancy program
Several Black-owned small businesses are now open inside of Baltimore's Harborplace pavilions.
Father, daughter doctors share passion for healing at University of Maryland Medical Center
A father and daughter share a passion for the medical profession and a work facility at the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC).
Fleet Week sheds light on Maryland's naval history through STEM during weekend's festivities
Maryland Fleet Week and Flyover Baltimore is all about honoring our state's rich naval history.
Deadline Friday for one-time $1K payments to Port of Baltimore employees impacted by Key Bridge collapse
Friday is the last day for Port of Baltimore employees to apply for the CASH Campaign of Maryland's "Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong" relief fund, which distributes $1,000 to workers impacted by the Key Bridge Collapse.
Reported explosion in South Baltimore after church utility room fire
An explosion was reported in the basement of a building and at area manholes after a utility room fire at a building in Downtown Baltimore.
SEED School of Maryland laces up for their Run Up To Juneteenth 5K and One Mile Walk
The SEED School of Maryland promoted the importance of health, wellness and education at its annual Run Up To Juneteenth 5K and One Mile Walk.
7th annual Floatilla brings hundreds of paddlers to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Hundreds of kayakers, canoes and paddles made a big splash at the 7th annual Baltimore Floatilla on Saturday.
$100M contract in Baltimore's Red Line Project approved. Research into its impact continues.
Plans for Baltimore's Red Line System are making some progress. The transit project has a long history in Baltimore -- it has been in the works for more than two decades.
Morgan State University's marching band the first HBCU to perform at D-Day Anniversary Parade in Normandy
Morgan State University's Magnificent Marching Machine will appear on the world stage Friday, performing in Normandy, France on the 80th Anniversary and Commemoration of D-Day.
Over half of Baltimore County small businesses lost revenue due to Key Bridge collapse, report says
Newly released data from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce is giving a better picture of how the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge impacted businesses in Baltimore and statewide.
Baltimore Outreach Services gala to help mission of supporting women, children experiencing homelessness
Baltimore Outreach Services (B.O.S) has supported women and their children experiencing homelessness for more than two decades.
A Baltimore Japanese restaurant continues success for three generations
For Asian-American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month, WJZ is taking you inside of Matsuri Japanese Restaurant and Catering.
Blue Angels soar over Annapolis with death-defying maneuvers in flight demonstration
The iconic Blue Angels showcased death-defying maneuvers over the Severn River on Wednesday as part of the U.S. Naval Academy's Commissioning Week.