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.
If you are reaching out to Jonathan with a pitch or as a source, consider tailoring your content to align with the local focus of his coverage. Topics related to community events, law enforcement activities (including police shootings), rehabilitation programs and seasonal issues such as natural disasters would likely be well-received by him. Additionally, pitches related to family dynamics and relationships might also resonate based on his coverage themes.
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According to an incident commander from the Baltimore County Fire Department, crews were called to Pearlwood Ct. around 2:45 a.m.
By: Jonathan Hunter
One artist in Pikesville decided to start a business at 70-years-old. The goal of her artwork is to inspire and motivate the community.
Many of them die before they can get to the ER. However, having an AED nearby can increase your chances of survival.
By: Dominick Philippe-Auguste
The Port of Baltimore generates about 15,3000 direct jobs, with nearly 140,000 jobs overall linked to Port activities.
By: Jonathan Hunter, Rushaad Hayward
They've opened to assist business owners in completing disaster loan applications, accept documents for existing applications and give status updates on loan applications.
BALTIMORE COUNTY — A woman is sharing her story of a near-death experience in hopes of raising awareness about the importance of knowing life-saving techniques like CPR and using an AED.
On Wednesday, he will receive one of the highest honors in Baltimore. Darin Atwater will receive the key to the city.
By: Jonathan Hunter
The Baltimore County Police Department will be showing a film that highlights the trauma first responders face. The screening will be used to start a dialogue
The Robinson Nature Center is both affordable and educational for both parents and their children. All ages are accepted.
That means you want to check yourself for ticks. May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. The Maryland Department of Health is encouraging everyone to take precautions.
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