Local News
12 States, Including Maryland, Hope To Block Trump's Executive Order On Refugee ResettlementTwelve states, including Maryland, have joined a coalition hoping to block President Donald Trump's executive order on refugee resettlement and the state department's efforts to implement it.
Maryland Gas Prices Drop Again As Demand Reaches Lowest Level Since FebruaryAAA expects gas prices to keep falling through the end of the year barring any major jumps in the price of crude oil.
Navy Midshipmen Running Football To Philadelphia Ahead Of Army-Navy GameIt's an annual tradition that this year falls on the Navy.
53-Year-Old Killed In Friday Evening Shooting In East BaltimoreA 53-year-old man was killed in a shooting in Baltimore Friday evening, police said.
Fatal Opioid Overdoses, Crime Down In Harford CountyFatal overdoses in Harford County are down 44 percent so far in 2019, and overall crime is down as well, Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler said.
Local Companies Help Middle River Family Get Wheelchair-Accessible VanA Baltimore County family has dealt with everything life has thrown at them. After seeing their story on WJZ, a local woman decided she needed to do something to get them what they needed most.
Politics
12 States, Including Maryland, Hope To Block Trump's Executive Order On Refugee ResettlementTwelve states, including Maryland, have joined a coalition hoping to block President Donald Trump's executive order on refugee resettlement and the state department's efforts to implement it.
Appeals Court Rehears Arguments In Trump Hotel LawsuitThe state of Maryland and the District of Columbia asked 15 judges on the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider a ruling by a three-judge panel directing a federal judge in Maryland to dismiss their lawsuit against the president.
Lawmakers Seek Solution To 'Unfair' Video Tolling BillsTwo Maryland lawmakers plan to tackle the issue of video tolling at the state house during the next session.
Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon To Make Announcement About Mayoral Race On SaturdayFormer Mayor Sheila Dixon will make an announcement about the city's mayoral race on Saturday in west Baltimore.
'I Have Been Blessed' | Amid Cancer Battle, Senate President Mike Miller Reflects On Time In Maryland State HouseRecent health challenges are forcing Senate President Mike Miller to step down and focus on family, friends and life.
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Maryland Political Ad LawA Maryland law approved by state legislators to prevent foreign interference in local elections is unconstitutional because it violates the First Amendment, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Business
BWI Rail Station To Hold Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony On $4.7M Renovation ProjectThe BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Rail Station in Anne Arundel County will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate its $4.7 million renovation on Tuesday.
The 5 Best Spots To Score Accessories In BaltimoreHoodline crunched the numbers to find the top accessory spots in Baltimore, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of the best spots to venture next time you're in the market for accessories.
NFL Sends Hysteria Brewing Company Letter Saying Lamar Jackson-Themed Beer Is 'Unauthorized Use Of NFL Marks'Columbia's Hysteria Brewing Company is getting in on the Lamar Jackson hype train.
13 Shoppers Grocery Stores Being Sold; Two Maryland Locations ClosingUnited Natural Foods is selling 13 of its Shoppers grocery stores in Maryland and Virginia to three separate companies as it reduces its retail footprint, the company announced Friday.
Black & Decker Recalls Hammer Sold At WalmartMaryland-based Stanley Black & Decker is recalling wooden hammers that are exclusively sold at Walmart due to an injury hazard.
German Grocer Lidl To Open Baltimore LocationGerman grocer Lidl is planning to open a store in Baltimore.
Entertainment
Baltimore Fire Engine 45's Train Garden Celebrates 64th YearThe Baltimore City Fire Department Engine 45's annual train garden is back for its 64th year.
Five Cheap Or Free Things To Do With The Family In The Baltimore Area This WeekendLooking for something fun to do with the family this weekend? Look no further: there are a number of events happening in the Baltimore area that are sure to get you and your loved ones in the holiday spirit or widen your horizons.
'The L Is Still Love': Jennifer Beals And Katherine Moennig Discuss 'The L Word: Generation Q'
Darius Rucker Dines At Coakley's Pub In Havre De GraceCoakley's Pub had a special visitor Wednesday when Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish fame stopped by the Harve de Grace eatery.
Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino Shows Off $15M Expansion Of Outdoor Gaming AreaWhile it may be nearly winter, that didn't stop Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino from unveiling its new $15 million outdoor entertainment space on Thursday.
LIST: You Can See These 13 Baltimore Attractions For $1 Or Less This WeekendYou can get into a number of Baltimore museums and attractions for only $1 or less this weekend.
Health
As Lead Poisoning Cases In Baltimore Rise, Group Hopes To Help Homeowners Remove HazardsBaltimore saw 99 cases of lead poisoning reported in 2018, up from 18 in 2017, Mary Beth Haller with the city's health department told the council earlier this week.
Former Ravens Kick Returner Cyrus Jones Undergoes Open-Heart Surgery, Reports SayBroncos cornerback and former Raven Cyrus Jones underwent open-heart surgery Thursday.
'Magic Mushroom' Ingredient Could Be Used To Treat Depression, Study Says"Magic mushrooms" may have moved one step closer to becoming a treatment for depression.
First Cold-Related Death Reported In Baltimore For 2019-2020 SeasonCold-related illnesses include hypothermia and frostbite.
Holiday Season Is Hard For Local Blood BanksThe American Red Cross hopes others will consider giving something this holiday season that doesn't cost a dime.
More People In The US Are Dying At Home Than At The HospitalFor the first time since the early 20th century, more people in United States are dying at home than at the hospital, according to a report published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday.