Ja Nai Wright is a multimedia journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She is dedicated to covering local news and events in the Baltimore area, with a focus on community stories, crime, education, and social issues. Through her work at WMAR-TV, Ja Nai strives to provide accurate and impactful reporting that informs and engages the community.
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Ja Nai Wright’s coverage primarily focuses on local community events, crime, education, and government announcements in the Maryland and Baltimore area. She regularly covers family-related stories as well.
Given her focus on local events and community issues, pitches should emphasize human interest angles or offer insights from local experts familiar with the specific dynamics of the region. Topics related to education initiatives, crime prevention efforts, or community-driven events are likely to resonate with her reporting interests.
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By: Nai Wright
Posted 4 minutes ago BALTIMORE — In Northeast Baltimore, hundreds of people came to the polls early. Over 300 people voted before 2 pm.
Each of the women is between the ages 102 and 105. They live in the Future Care facility in Baltimore, and Wednesday it held a Centenarian Gala as a birthday celebration for each of the women.
The area of Druid Hill Park, near the Maryland Zoo, serves as a memorial ground for veterans all across the country.
The company launched Sunnies Socials at the start of November and plans to launch two new flavors in a few months.
The company plans to be the first to transition to an all-electric fleet. But, the company is also planning to build Maryland’s first charging station for EV trucks.
By: Nai Wright
MOUNT VERNON, Md. — For two days straight, Cajou Creamery had a line down the block of people eagerly waiting to get a scoop of its unique ice cream and help keep the doors open.
Throughout the decades the building has had different renovations, big and small, but the most recent is one people who have attended Roland Park in the past notice the most, the cafeteria.
Each year the Baltimore Ravens host several turkey giveaways, feeding hundreds of families in Baltimore.
WMAR spent time with three wild turkeys, Klondike, Peter Pan, and Mr. Gobbles. We learned that sound is a turkey's reaction to an unfamiliar noise.
The free program is for young students in elementary and middle school and is open to students from all Baltimore City Schools.
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