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Baltimore County Police Arrest Suspect In Connection To Shooting In ParkvilleBaltimore County Police have arrested a suspect in connection to a shooting in Parkville in February.
More Midshipmen Moved To Annapolis Hotel Due To Uptick In Positive COVID-19 Cases, U.S. Naval Academy SaysNearly 100 midshipmen were moved to the Graduate Hotel in downtown Annapolis Tuesday in an effort to provide more quarantine/isolation space in the Naval Academy dormitory, officials said.
University Of Baltimore Receives Record $5M Donation For Scholarship FundA historic donation to the University of Baltimore was made to help more students get the education they want without having to worry about the bill.
Gov. Larry Hogan Defends Controversial Response Over Baltimore City COVID-19 VaccinesGov. Larry defended his controversial response to WJZ Investigator Mike Hellgren’s question last week about Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s demand that Hogan reserve some doses at state-run mass vaccination sites for city residents.
Officials Urge Latrobe Homes Residents To Get COVID-19 Test After Elevated Levels Of Virus Detected In WastewaterAn early warning system to detect COVID-19 in wastewater samples in some Baltimore communities is working.
Man Arrested In Fatal Glen Burnie Shooting, Anne Arundel County Police SayA 35-year-old man died in a shooting in Glen Burnie Monday night, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said.
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WEB EXTRA: More On The Film 'My Beautiful Stutter'Maryland filmmaker Ryan Gielen talks about "My Beautiful Stutter."
WEB EXTRA: WJZ Director Tony Scafide Talks About Living With A StutterWJZ Director Tony Scafide talks about overcoming his stutter.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Gives COVID-19 Vaccination Update (Feb. 26, 2021)Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Gives COVID-19 Vaccination Update (Feb. 26, 2021)
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Big Ten Confirms Winning Percentage To Determine TitleThe Big Ten confirmed Tuesday that its regular-season basketball championship will be determined based on winning percentage.
'It Fires You Up' | O's Excited To Welcome Fans To Spring Training After Absence Caused By PandemicOrioles fans are flocking to Sarasota, Florida to see their team in Spring Training. It has been a year since fans were last allowed into the ballpark due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Spring Training Report: COVID Will Loom Over Baseball For Another SeasonThe 2021 MLB season is just weeks away, and while COVID continues to change baseball, at least the changes are familiar this time around.
Referee To Rocket Scientist: Adrian Hill Talks About The Pressure On And Off The FieldAdrian Hill is an NFL referee on Sunday, but off the field he works as a rocket scientist at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab.
'A Dream Come True': Orioles' Trey Mancini's Family Emotional Following First Baseman's Return A Year After Cancer DiagnosisBaltimore Orioles first baseman Trey Mancini is playing baseball again after a yearlong battle with colon cancer, and his return has made national headlines.
Vi Ripken, Mother Of Former Orioles Players Cal, Billy Ripken, Dies At 82The mother of Orioles players Cal Ripken Jr. and Bill Ripken, and wife of the late Cal Ripken Sr. died on February 26.
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For $100, A BARCS Cat Or Dog Can Crash Your Zoom MeetingFor a $100 donation, you can have a cat or dog from the shelter join your meeting for 10 minutes.
Grey Seal Pup Eloise Rescued, Rehabilitating At National Aquarium In BaltimoreThe grey seal pup, less than one month old, was rescued from Cape Henlopen, Delaware on February 12. She
DC Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Predicted For April 2-5The National Mall National Park Service is projecting cherry blossom peak bloom will fall between April 2 to April 5.
Nefertiti Griffin Wins WJZ Black History Oratory Competition 2021WJZ is proud to sponsor the Oratory Contest held during Black History Month, where students from across the state choose a quote from significant figures in the African American community that spoke to them and explained why it has defined their lives.
WJZ's Black History Oratory Competition Goes Virtual Due To COVID-19 PandemicWJZ continues to celebrate Black History Month with our annual Black History Oratory Competition.
First Maryland Girls Reach Eagle Scout RankBecoming an Eagle Scout takes hard work, and for the first time in Maryland, a group of young women received this honor, the first females ever to do so in the state.
CBS Baltimore Politics
Bill Would Allow Maryland Students To Enroll In Tuition-Free, Public Virtual SchoolAs some Maryland students begin to head back to the classroom nearly a year after the COVID-19 pandemic began, some state lawmakers have introduced legislation that would give students the option to take part in a full-time online public school program.
Former CDC Director Robert Redfield To Serve As Senior Public Health Adviser In Maryland's Fight Against COVID-19Former U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Robert Redfield is joining Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's team of advisors tasked with helping guide the state through the COVID-19 pandemic.
'Change Is Necessary': Police Reform Bills Pass Committee Hurdle In Maryland SenateA series of police reform bills passed the committee hurdle in the Maryland Senate Thursday.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Visits Students As Schools Prepare For Return Of Some In-Person LearningMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan visited a Talbot County elementary school Friday morning as students across the state are set to begin returning to classrooms in some capacity next week.
Maryland Lawmakers Vote To Expand Tax Credit For ImmigrantsThe Maryland General Assembly gave final approval Friday to expanding a state tax credit for low-income workers to include immigrants, including some living in the country illegally who work and pay taxes in the state.
James Dale Reed Found Guilty Of Voter Intimidation After Leaving Letter Threatening President Biden, VP Harris In Maryland MailboxA 42-year-old Frederick man was found guilty of voter intimidation Wednesday for leaving a letter in a mailbox that threatened then-presidential and vice presidential candidates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and their supporters, the Frederick County State's Attorney's Office said.
