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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Each year just after Thanksgiving a number of elves show up to Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.
By: Ja Nai Wright
The construction of the new Aldi is just the beginning of the changes that are coming to the shopping center, changes that lifelong community members say are needed.
For the third time, Zion Gyenyame has put together a talent show in Liberty Heights. I caught up with a few of the acts at a rehearsal for the upcoming show on December 14th.
Thousands of people will get a hot meal, free groceries, and free toys to take home ahead of the Christmas holiday and its all happening at La Chow.
Some say Mother’s is more than just a bar, some say its an experience especially with the outdoor space including the purple patio where ravens fans can enjoy home games with live music.
By: Ja Nai Wright
He reached that goal by March, so he didn’t stop there, he kept collecting until he had hundreds. But then he was left with what to do with all of these hubcaps.
So when his mother, Carl Dina Tyler, applied for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, she didn’t have an idea of what the family wanted, but she knew it wouldn’t be a vacation.
By: Ja Nai Wright
The program teaches students conflict resolution, how to deal with problems before they become out of control.
By: Nai Wright
She is bringing not 1 but 2 businesses to the newly developed Baltimore Peninsula, but her connection to the peninsula is bigger than just food.
By: Nai Wright
BALTIMORE — In 2010 the Community Concert Choir of Baltimore was established to preserve the musical heritage of African American churches.
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