Greg Ng
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Pandemic affected Maryland students, new school report card shows
Maryland is getting its first data-driven look at how the COVID-19 pandemic affected student achievement. → Read More
Moore announces crime-fighting initiatives, funding in Maryland
Gov. Wes Moore announced a series of initiatives and funding to fight crime, including the appointment of the first Black superintendent of the Maryland State Police. → Read More
Suspect in barricade, police shootings in custody after standoff
Two officers were shot over the past 36 hours in connection with a suicide call for a man who was finally captured early Friday morning in Harford County. → Read More
Mosby defense seeks deadline delay amid hearing scheduled Friday
Marilyn Mosby's defense team wants a Monday filing deadline delayed as it tries to withdraw from the case while the government said it finds no good cause. → Read More
Young boy shot in west Baltimore dies, police say
A child was fatally shot in the head Friday evening in west Baltimore, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said. → Read More
Best pizzas in Baltimore according to WBAL-TV viewers in 2022
From the gooey cheese to the crispy, chewy crust, we can't resist a great slice. → Read More
21st annual Shop with a Cop held in Baltimore County
The 21st annual Shop with a Cop event took place Saturday in Baltimore County. → Read More
More than 88K lose power after small plane crash
A small plane crashed Sunday evening into a power line tower, knocking out electricity to tens of thousands across parts of Montgomery County. → Read More
Task force to patrol Baltimore feeder routes to intercept guns
A federal, state and local effort is intended to stop guns from coming into Baltimore City, officials announced Thursday morning. → Read More
Maryland 2022 General Election Voters Guide from WBAL-TV
As part of our Commitment 2022 coverage from 11 News, WBALTV.com has the information you need to cast your vote. → Read More
5 family members identified in Cecil County murder-suicide
The Cecil County Sheriff's Office on Monday identified the two adults and three children killed in Friday's murder-suicide in Elk Mills. → Read More
Sheriff: Apparent murder-suicide leaves 2 adults, 3 children dead
Cecil County Sheriff's Office deputies called Friday morning to a home in Elk Mills found the bodies of five people. → Read More
DTLR unveils Elijah Gorham mural at Baltimore's Mervo High School
DTLR unveils a mural it commissioned at Mervo High School to honor Elijah Gorham. → Read More
Officials from MDOT, Boys & Girls Clubs pack school supplies
The Maryland Department of Transportation and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Maryland packed school supplies. → Read More
18 communities reunited in new Baltimore police redistricting map
A newly drawn redistricting map for the Baltimore Police Department reunites 18 neighborhoods that were previously divided by district lines. → Read More
Plebes get haircuts, uniforms on Induction Day at Naval Academy
The U.S. Naval Academy's Class of 2026 got their haircuts and uniforms Thursday for Induction Day. → Read More
General Assembly leaders make statement on halting gas tax hike
The leaders of Maryland's General Assembly say eliminating the legislatively mandated gas tax increase will not reduce prices at the pump. → Read More
Special session sought to stop Maryland's state gas tax hike
A day after a back-and-forth exchange of letters over Maryland's increase in the state gas tax, there are calls for a special session. → Read More
Maryland gas tax hike imminent; Franchot urged to take action
As gas prices continue to climb, Maryland's governor and comptroller are recommending each other take action to minimize the impact of a scheduled summer gas tax increase. → Read More
Baltimore City Council members seek short-term crime plan
Members of the Baltimore City Council are seeking a short-term crime plan for "stopping the bleeding" amid the city's surge in violent crime. → Read More