Jonathan M. Pitts is the Founder/CEO at his own media venture. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, culture and society, as well as health and wellness, often exploring topics such as Christianity, religious practices, and cultural movements. His work has been featured in numerous publications including the Cumberland Times-News, The Baltimore Sun, and Yahoo News.
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Jonathan M. Pitts focuses on local news in Maryland, particularly Baltimore, with a keen interest in government and politics, culture and society, family & relationships. He frequently includes expert commentary and covers legal policy regulation.
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3. Highlight stories centered around gender identity, sexual orientation, employment law specific to Maryland's context.
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Remember that his focus is largely regional; therefore pitches should be tailored specifically towards developments within Baltimore and Maryland as opposed to national-level subjects unless they have direct relevance at a local level.
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By: Jonathan M. Pitts
‘Hundreds of thousands' celebrated — and seniors partied — on July 4th, 1981
By: Jonathan M. Pitts
But Owen Lourie, a historian and research archivist at the Maryland State Archives, has brought many of those soldiers to life in his book, "Finding the Maryland 400," set for release next month.
Mr. Trash Wheel, Baltimore’s googly-eyed, 50-ton trash interceptor, caused a splash last week when it fetched a porta-potty from the waters of the Jones Falls before it could drift into the Inner Harb...
By: Jonathan M. Pitts
A conversation with Fr. Justin Bolger, founding member of the unlikely roots-music phenomenon
By: Jonathan M. Pitts
Shane Lanham, Sr. calls prison ‘dangerously understaffed' "I know my son wasn't an angel, but he was serving a five-year sentence for second-degree assault, and that isn't supposed to be a death penalty," he said.
By: Jonathan M. Pitts
Shane Lanham Jr. was asleep in his cell at the Eastern Correctional Institute in Somerset County on March 29, 2025, when he was dragged from his bed, strangled,
By: Jonathan M. Pitts
I remember one person saying, ‘I've had these in my home a long time, but I've got great grandkids now; I don't want them in the house.'
From a Victorian-era bench to sunken ships and live ammunition, discoveries beneath the water reveal layers of Baltimore's past.
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Evan Woodard has always had a passion for finding artifacts, and he was magnet fishing in the waters of the Inner Harbor near Fells Point one day in 2023 when he got a strong hit.
Evan Woodard has always had a passion for finding artifacts, and he was magnet fishing in the waters of the Inner Harbor near Fells Point one day in 2023 when he got a strong hit. Woodard, a self-des...
