Kate Amara is an Associate Editor for WBAL-TV, focusing on local news in the Baltimore area. With her extensive experience in journalism, Kate covers a wide range of topics including transportation, crime, protests, and community events. Her work has also been featured in Travel Noire, CauseACTION Clarion, and WGAL 8 TV.
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Kate Amara's coverage is centered around local news, specifically in Baltimore and Maryland. She focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime, transportation, travel, trials as well as government and politics within the region.
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The tightly contested race for Congress in Maryland's 6th District garnered some high-profile surrogates.
Some Maryland jurisdictions could be on track to break records this November, with a historic voter turnout anticipated when all is said and done.
By: Khiree Stewart, David Collins, Kate Amara
BALTIMORE — The contentious race for Maryland's open U.S. Senate seat is reaching an apex with a potential impact on the balance of power.
By: Kate Amara
6th District race is a tossup with roughly 50K votes left to count FREDERICK, Md. – Maryland's most competitive congressional race is living up to its billing.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore vows to work with the incoming Trump administration, saying the state has been preparing for all possibilities since February.
By: Kate Amara
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A coordinated attack from overseas targeted 15 boards of elections offices in Maryland in an effort to disrupt the counting of mail-in ballots, the Maryland State Board of Elections confirmed Monday.
By: Kate Amara
ELLICOTT CITY, Md. — Howard County prosecutors said in court Tuesday that they believe two teenagers charged with murder planned the armed robbery and killing.
Dion Guthrie will be removed as a member of the Harford County Council following his plea Thursday to a felony theft charge, according to the council's attorney.
By: Kate Amara
Well-known Baltimore medical malpractice attorney Stephen Snyder is on trial on accusations he tried to take millions from the UMMS for himself.
A federal jury reached a verdict against a well-known Baltimore medical malpractice attorney charged with attempted extortion.
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