Amy Kawata is a reporter at WJZ, CBS News Baltimore. With a focus on culture and society, she covers a range of topics including consumer health, health news, and mental health, drawing from her past experiences in Myrtle Beach where she reported on significant community issues such as the opioid crisis and disaster recovery efforts. Amy has been featured in CBS Local Digital Media, The Baltimore Banner, and CBS News.
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Amy's coverage predominantly revolves around local events and developments in Baltimore, Maryland. She frequently covers city-specific news related to business, sports, health & wellbeing as well as local events.
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By: Amy Kawata
For many people, hula is just a dance. But at Hula Maryland in Crofton, women like Joanna Capezzuto say hula is something much deeper, steeped in culture, storytelling and sisterhood.
