Blair Sabol is an Investigative Reporter at WMAR-TV. Based in Baltimore, MD, she covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, law and legal affairs, and energy and mining, with a particular focus on the environmental impacts of mining and renewable energy. Blair's work has been featured in various outlets such as Action News 5, WBTV, and Live 5 News.
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Blair Sabol's coverage revolves around local government, law enforcement, legal issues, and public safety. The majority of the articles are related to evolving stories and breaking news within South Carolina. She also covers a significant amount of content related to government announcements.
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Blair Sabol Hello! I cover Howard County and investigative stories that matter all across the Baltimore area for WMAR-2 News.
BALTIMORE — After a successful Sail 250, where organizers' estimates of 200,000 attendees were well exceeded, there are views tourists may never
By: Blair Sabol
BALTIMORE — The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a 6-3 ruling Tuesday, striking down one of President Trump's first actions in office that sought to end the practice.
By: Blair Sabol
BALTIMORE — A federal judge heard more than two hours of arguments Thursday over whether or not Howard County illegally revoked building permits on a warehouse being retrofitted as an ICE detention facility.
By: Blair Sabol
COLUMBIA, Md. — Howard County's annual fireworks show is still on for Saturday night but a promise to take things to new heights to mark America's 250th anniversary won't be happening.
CATONSVILLE, Md. — Determined attendees found creative ways to beat the extreme temperatures this Fourth of July to keep the tradition alive.
By: Blair Sabol
GLENLG, M.d. — Neighbors in western Howard County spent days without power, and for those on well water systems, without running water, after storms caused widespread damage across the Baltimore region.
By: Blair Sabol
COLUMBIA, M.d. — Four months after Howard County police officers shot and killed 25-year-old Alexander LaMorie during a mental health crisis, the
By: Blair Sabol
COLUMBIA, Md. — A grieving mother searching for answers about how her son died at the hands of police has promised his loss will not be in vain.
By: Blair Sabol
NORTH LAUREL, Md. — A Howard County Library branch that was forced to close in late November is back open after the county spent thousands to address
