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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By: Brittney Verner
A man is accused of a disturbing crime after police said he tried to kill a small child
NOPD is investigating a shooting that took place Saturday morning in the French Quarter.
New Orleans Police are investigating a shooting that took place Saturday morning in Uptown.
Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa are offering a total reward of $5,000 for information that will lead to an arrest.
By: Brittney Verner
District Attorney Jason Williams is defending the recent work the Orleans Parish Civil Rights division is doing to help with post-conviction relief efforts.
Twin brothers Davon and Daveon Gilmore and Orlando Washington were charged with second-degree murder of Ahmad Howard.
Twin brothers Davon and Daveon Gilmore and Orlando Washington were found guilty of second-degree murder of Ahmad Howard.
A few community groups in New Orleans are holding an annual Silence the Violence event, geared towards bringing awareness to youth involved in violence.
Leaders in St. Bernard Parish gave a storm preparation update, telling residents how they are preparing for Tropical Storm Francine
Leaders in Jefferson Parish held another meeting to highlight storm preparations. JEFFERSON PARISH, La. —
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