WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:26Videos Boy grazed by bullet released from hospital WBALA 5-year-old boy was grazed by a bullet Saturday night in his southwest Baltimore home, according to city police. Police said officers were called around 10:04 p.m. to the 2200 block of Wilkens Avenue...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore0:55Videos Child in southwest Baltimore grazed by bullet WBALA 5-year-old was grazed by a bullet Saturday night in southwest Baltimore, according to city police. City police said officers were called around 10:04 p.m. to the 2200 block of Wilkens Avenue near South...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:16Videos MTA seeks to reverse service changes brought on by pandemic WBALA year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Maryland Transit Administration hopes to bring back express bus routes in Baltimore City and reduce the cost for some rides. The MTA is proposing changes after some...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:33Videos Baltimore patrol car involved in crash falls into Herring Run WBALA Baltimore police officer who was rushing to save a person's life was saved by bystanders after crashing into a creek. According to police, around 11:19 a.m., a Northeast District patrol officer was in...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:24Videos Baltimore demonstrators demand justice in police-shooting cases WBALIn the wake of two fatal shootings involving police officers in Minnesota and Chicago, a group of demonstrators marched through downtown Baltimore demanding justice in those cases. Many of the demonstrators...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:31Videos Attorney seeks Baltimore city inspector general's resignation WBALA prominent Baltimore attorney is calling for the resignation of the city inspector general. J. Wendell Gordon alleged Baltimore Inspector General Isabel Cumming is biased in how she handles investigations....
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:08Videos Maryland's spike in COVID-19 cases seen in Baltimore WBALMaryland's COVID-19 case spike is especially evident in Baltimore City, where the case rate is reaching levels not seen since January. For the fourth consecutive day, Maryland topped 1,000 new COVID-19...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:30Videos First Baltimore County Spring Restaurant Week underway WBALBaltimore County is launching a spring restaurant week in an effort to help an industry that has suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lisa Troia Martin, owner of Cafe Troia in Towson, lobbied with help...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:01Videos Building new home not as cost effective as pre-pandemic WBALIt's costing Marylanders more to build a new home thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has not only increased prices for like building materials, but finding a good lot at a reasonable price also...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:52Videos Watch for these warning signs for when someone needs to get help WBALWhile violent incidents are hard to manage alone, when you put it all together, it can take a mental toll. News broke overnight of a mass shooting in Indianapolis involving a 19-year-old suspect allegedly...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:10Videos Students walk out in support of former Bryn Mawr teacher WBALAlmost 100 Baltimore private school students staged a walkout Friday morning to protest how the Bryn Mawr School is handling remarks made by a white student to a Black teacher. Students marched out of...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore0:40Videos Elementary students in Baltimore County to return to class WBALBaltimore County elementary school students will have the option to return to in-person learning for four days a week. Four days is an increase from two in-person learning days. Wednesdays will be a virtual...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore0:29Videos Frederick deputies investigate fatal shooting of teen at hotel WBALThe Frederick County Sheriff's Office is looking for whoever shot and killed a teenager at a hotel in Frederick. The Sheriff's Office said deputies were called around 2 a.m. Friday to the Country Inn Suites...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:24Videos 3 cars collide on Gwynns Falls Parkway WBAL SkyTeam 11 was over a crash on Gwynns Falls Parkway at North Warwick Avenue in west Baltimore Friday morning.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore0:34Videos Towson's Kionna Jeter drafted to WNBA WBAL Kionna Jeter was the first player in Towson University women's basketball history to get selected in the draft. Jeter was picked by the Las Vegas Aces with
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore0:29Videos Frederick deputies investigate fatal shooting at Country Inn and Suites WBALOfficials say around 2 a.m. Friday, deputies responded to the Country Inn and Suites on Spectrum Drive, across from the Francis Scott Key Mall, for shots fired. They found one person who was declared at...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:00Videos Data shows most young adults are reluctant to take COVID-19 vaccine WBAL Some new data shows young adults, known as the "Gen Z" population, are reluctant to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and that's concerning to some doctors.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:15Videos 'He's a legend': Community, former players remember beloved coach Herman Johnson WBALFamily and friends are mourning a beloved basketball coach who touched many lives in West Baltimore. For decades, coach Herman Johnson impacted thousands of young people in West Baltimore, redirecting...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:11Videos Lincoln University police academy works to prepare Black candidates WBALAt a time when police departments are in need of more diversity, a historically Black college is stepping up to funnel more Black people into the pool of candidates. West Baltimore-native Tyrese Davis,...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:03Videos Glassman announces run for Maryland comptroller in 2022 WBAL Harford County Executive Barry Glassman has announced his plans to run for Maryland comptroller in 2022.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:41Videos Frederick deputy heading to Russia for World Special Olympics WBAL A Frederick County sheriff's deputy will head to Russia in January to represent law enforcement in the Special Olympics World Winter Games.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:25Videos 500 COVID-19 shots given at Navy stadium mass vaccination site WBALMaryland's newest high-volume mass vaccination site held its soft launch Thursday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, administering 500 Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. The vaccinations at the...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:00Videos Howard County schools to get help to erase health fund deficit WBAL The Howard County Public School System is one major step closer to erasing an almost $40 million deficit on its employee health and dental fund.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:08Videos $4.2B budget provides 'record education funding' in Baltimore County WBALBaltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski on Thursday submitted a $4.2 billion budget proposal for fiscal year 2022. Olszewski said the proposal "provides historic funding" for public education and major...
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:07Videos Economist explains what withdrawal of US troops means for America's debt WBAL Nearly 20 years and $2 trillion later, the United States will soon bring all of its troops back home from Afghanistan, ending America’s longest war.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:17Videos Scott, Dzirasa answer questions, dispel hesitation toward J&J vaccine WBAL Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and the City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa addressed concerns surrounding the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and the coronavirus in general.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:36Videos BARCS caring for husky puppies found in deplorable conditions WBAL By Saturday night, two of the puppies -- named Clove and Sky -- died. Two others, which were named Rainbow and Milton, are in critical condition. Only Noki was well enough to go into foster care.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:51Videos Olszewski's $2B education budget proposal would aid classrooms, teachers WBAL Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski believes the school district will need $2 billion to operate next year, which is $40 million more than approved a year ago.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore1:56Videos Push to hire more help in city bars, restaurants amid COVID-19 pandemic WBAL Bars and restaurants in Fells Point hosted an outdoor job fair on Wednesday, looking for help as they head into the late spring and summer months.
WBALflipped into WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore2:03Videos Sites like church's COVID-19 vaccine clinic help address vaccine equity WBALA drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Howard County might be small when compared to the state's mass vaccination sites, but it's key to help address the gap in Maryland's vaccine equity, officials...