Fleet Week, celebrating Maryland's rich Naval history, underway at Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Thousands of visitors are expected to come to Baltimore's Inner Harbor throughout the week to celebrate Maryland's rich Naval history.
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Thousands of visitors are expected to come to Baltimore's Inner Harbor throughout the week to celebrate Maryland's rich Naval history.
Residents in a Reisterstown neighborhood tell WJZ they live in a generally quiet community, but it has changed in recent years.
The Port of Baltimore is back in business with the Federal Channel restored to its original dimensions, meaning that businesses relying on the port can start their recovery process.
Wesley Lyons Jr. is still on the run a week after being accused of shooting a man multiple times during a child's birthday party inside Harford Mall in Bel Air.
National Gun Violence Prevention Day was Friday and local organizations marked the day with Stop the Violence events all around Baltimore City.
Carroll County had confirmed tornadoes strike in Eldersburg on Wednesday.
Organizations are using thousands to make a difference in the communities impacted by the Key Bridge collapse.
Maryland's Fleet Week is full steam ahead, and it honors members of the Navy, Marines and Coast Guard whose ships will be docked around Baltimore.
A Baltimore City doctor says an Israeli flag was torn down and stolen outside his office, while the rest of the flags remained untouched.
An armed and dangerous man continues to be on the run and two women were arrested in connection with a shooting at a child's birthday party on Sunday inside the Harford Mall, according to police.
A man was injured in a shooting Sunday afternoon at Harford Mall in Bel Air, and the suspect's vehicle was located miles away, according to police.
A South Baltimore non-profit filed a civil rights complaint to the Environmental Protection Agency, claiming the city needs to do more to divert trash from going to the site.
If you have to re-register your car this year, prepare to pay more to the state.
Lots of people packed up and hit the road this weekend to enjoy the unofficial start to summer. On Monday, many are heading back home and back to work.
Shots rang out across West and Southwest Baltimore this weekend, injuring several people and killing a 17-year-old.