Paul Gessler
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Additional $3.46 million funding announced for flood mitigation project at City Dock in Annapolis
A project to transform Annapolis' City Dock got another $3.46 million in federal funds. → Read More
Baltimore City Council pushing for new agency to combat vacant home crisis
The city currently has more than 14 thousand vacant properties, with nearly 800 located in the Carrolton Ridge neighborhood of Southwest Baltimore. → Read More
Baltimore officials survey work of city-owned historic building
City officials Monday surveyed the stabilization work at a city-owned historic building in Marble Hill. → Read More
Baltimore leaders announce launch of Public Safety Accountability Dashboard
Mayor Brandon Scott announced the release of Baltimore's first-ever Public Safety Accountability Dashboard. → Read More
B&O Railroad Museum marks 20-year snowstorm anniversary with roof collapse tour
The tragic outcome of a historic snow day is being remembered through a tour. → Read More
Family of teen killed in Windsor Mill says 'let's stand up and fight' against youth violence
The funeral for a 15-year-old killed last month in Baltimore County was held Thursday in West Baltimore. → Read More
Interrogation video shown on second day of trial in murder of Baltimore City police lieutenant's husband
The murder trial is now underway for the man accused of killing the husband of a Baltimore City police lieutenant. → Read More
Gun safety advocates call for stricter gun laws in Annapolis as teen violence increases
Hundreds of gun safety advocates gathered in Annapolis on Tuesday pleading for people to "put down their guns." → Read More
Anne Arundel County Schools call on parents, volunteers to roam hallways to curb school violence
Anne Arundel County Schools are opening its doors to volunteers in an effort to address safety in schools. → Read More
Man shot at Hustler Club in Baltimore
WJZ has learned the shooting occurred in Larry Flynt's Hustler Club, which was the scene of another shooting nearly a year ago, in February. → Read More
'Never going anywhere': Orioles CEO John Angelos doubles down on commitment to Baltimore amid family legal battle
CEO John Angelos reiterated that the Baltimore Orioles aren't going anywhere amid legal battles with his brother. → Read More
'Aggravated. Ridiculous': BWI passengers frustrated by flight delays due to FAA system malfunction
Thousands of flights, nationwide, were disrupted because of a government system outage at the Federal Aviation Administration. → Read More
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot honored with portrait after nearly four decades in public office
Comptroller Peter Franchot served in public office in Maryland for four decades. → Read More
Police identify 8-year-old shot and killed in West Baltimore
The child shot and killed in West Baltimore last week has been identified as 8-year-old Dylan King. → Read More
UMMC sports cardiologist describes possible cause of cardiac arrest to Bills' player during football game
A scary incident on national television on Monday put sports safety at the forefront of discussions. → Read More
Governor-elect Wes Moore, family tours Government House with outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan
Governor-Elect Wes Moore and his family toured Government House Friday with outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan and First Lady Yumi Hogan. → Read More
Some health officials recommend wearing masks due to rise in 'tripledemic'
Doctors are calling the rising cases of COVID-19, the flu and RSV, a "tripledemic," which has swamped hospitals and emergency rooms. → Read More
'You can feel it:' Black Friday shoppers flock to the mall for things the internet will never have
This Black Friday represented a return to "normal" for many shoppers. → Read More
Hae Min Lee's family attorneys seek new hearing to find out why Adnan Syed was granted release
Attorneys for Hae Min Lee, a Baltimore County teenager who was killed in 1999, want a new hearing. → Read More
Maryland woman wins recognition for volunteer work with veterans
Air Force veteran Minta Davis has logged more than 900 volunteer hours for the Department of Veteran Affairs since 2015. → Read More