Jonathan Hunter is a television news reporter for WMAR-TV, focusing on local news in Baltimore, Maryland. With a passion for storytelling, Jonathan covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, social issues, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured on WNYT NewsChannel 13.
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Jonathan Hunter's coverage focuses on local news in Maryland, particularly Baltimore, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, seasonal events and breaking news. His themes cover family & relationships, weather and crime.
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By: Jonathan Hunter
3 minutes ago BALTIMORE — Sister Irene Marshiano was a pillar in the Baltimore community. She was known for helping people in need.
By: Jonathan Hunter, Francisca Midzi, Sara Gianesello
Although young people are already the driving force behind Africa's economic transformations, they find themselves locked out from decision-making. In this podcast, Sara Gianesello speaks to Francesca Midzi from the EU delegation in Zimbabwe about the first-ever Youth Sounding Board, which gives young people the opportunity to shape EU action in their country, and lessons learned for promoting youth engagement elsewhere.
The department now has a On-Duty Safety Officer that will be stationed in Pikesville. The officer will be using the Safety 6 car when they respond to calls.
By: Jonathan Hunter
The Macks Jewish Connection Network collected casseroles to give to people in need. This is where people donate casserole dishes.
By: Jonathan Hunter
The newly formed BVRC is committed to tackling the vacant housing crisis in Baltimore. They are brainstorming ways to fix the issue in the city.
By: Jonathan Hunter
Nearly half of the residents in Sandtown don't have access to high speed technology. CETAT has been able to help people in the community with acquiring certain skills.
By: Jonathan Hunter
Posted 2 minutes ago ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Court Room 1 inside the Anne Arundel County District Court turned into a real life classroom for several high school students Thursday morning as they came for Schools in the Court.
The story of the women who served in the 6888th Central Postal Battalion was documented in the Afro American Newspaper. The archives lists the names of the women who served.
Howard County's Office of Veterans & Military Families launches new website to honor veterans in the county.
Posted 9 minutes ago BALTIMORE — Veterans who are hospitalized were able to receive gift care packages Monday at the VA Hospital in Baltimore.
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