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
The Baltimore Peace Movement is set to hold their fourth Peace Promise weekend of 2024. This is where they will encourage everyone to be peaceful.
By: Jonathan Hunter
On this day 160 years ago, enslaved people living in the state of Maryland found out they were free.
Several local college students are excited to vote in this year's election. Many students say this is their first time voting.
Baltimore County saw a good voter turnout. Several people came to the Parkville Senior Center to cast their ballots.
However, growing up he didn't know much about his father's side of the family. In 2019, he and his son set out to do some genealogy research.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Students from St. Paul's School for Boys were hard at work first thing in the morning.
"I've done a couple tours in Europe, Germany, tours in Korea, one in Central America and many installations in the United States," said Flores.
By: Jonathan Hunter
Morgan State's Food Resource Center is continuing to make sure the local region doesn't go without food.
BALTIMORE — Gary Lincoln started using drugs when he was only 16-years-old. "I first started smoking marijuana, and then I progressed to pills and cocaine.
He says this could ultimately change his life. Frazier is an Army veteran living in Cecil County. He says it's a struggle for him to do daily activities.
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