Brittney Verner is a news reporter and anchor for WMAR-TV, focusing on local news in Baltimore, Maryland. With a passion for storytelling, Brittney covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, human interest stories, and local politics. She strives to bring accurate and impactful news to her viewers, highlighting the stories that matter most to the Baltimore community.
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Man wanted for various felony charges, including rape, is now in police custody.
New Orleans Police are investigating a shooting that took place in the Central Business District early Sunday morning.
The ceremony included the debut of an expanded and reimagined exhibition dedicated to African American experiences in World War II.
By: Brittney Verner
NOPD detectives are investigating after someone vandalized several buildings in Uptown along Magazine Street.
The 7th annual Improvisations Gala is a few weeks away
Its happening November 22nd. at the Civic Theatre located at 510 O'Keefe Ave. New Orleans, LA.
The school board approached the City of New Orleans in 2018 regarding money they believed the district was owed through taxes.
Troopers said the crash claimed the life of 55-year-old Thomas Mixon, of Ponchatoula.
“Lights for Lions” is a recycling project that encourages people to use old strings of Christmas lights to donate instead of discarding them.
Police are looking for a man they said allegedly stole packages from a porch in New Orleans Police Department's Sixth District.
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