Jason Newton is a News Anchor/Reporter at WBAL TV 11. He covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, regional interest, education, and automotive trends, with a particular focus on the local and regional economy and wellness programs. Jason's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Patch.com, WMTW-TV, and WXII 12 Triad CW, among others.
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Jason Newton's work focuses on local news, particularly in Baltimore and Maryland. He covers a wide range of topics including community development, crime, education, and local government announcements. For effective outreach to Jason Newton, consider providing newsworthy stories related to social issues impacting the community or exclusive access to events or individuals making a significant impact in Baltimore or Maryland. Consider pitches that highlight positive initiatives addressing challenges faced by the community and those involving notable figures at the local level such as public officials, educators, or community leaders.
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By: Jason Newton
There will be a changing of the guard at the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office.
While there was a bit of uncertainty recently surrounding the future of the Preakness in Maryland, it's here to stay.
By: Jason Newton
An entire county in Maryland without a delivery room: A recent change forces expectant mothers to travel out of state for care — and the fallout already being felt.
By: Jason Newton
Maryland is set to receive $777 million in opioid manufacturing settlements. Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller talks about how it will be invested back into communities.
Lawmakers will gather Monday in Annapolis to address the issue of redrawing the state's congressional map.
By: Rachel Duncan
Major breaking news in the world of horseracing could leave the future of the Preakness Stakes in limbo.
By: Jason Newton
Big changes coming to the Preakness ensure it remains one of the premiere events in the country, and showcases Baltimore City to the world.
By: Jason Newton
A program in Baltimore City is expanding to help turn dreams of homeownership into reality.
By: Jason Newton
Dan Illman, with the Maryland Jockey Club, explains what the changes coming to the Preakness while traditions are being preserved.
The country's largest group of pediatricians is pushing back against a new vaccine schedule for children.
