Kate Amara is a Reporter at WBAL TV. She covers a wide range of topics including law and legal affairs, crime and justice, and public policy, with a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and government legislation. Kate's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Travel Noire, CauseACTION Clarion, and WGAL 8 TV, among others.
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Baltimore, United States (Local)
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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.
For effective outreach to Kate Amara, consider providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing developments in crime-related incidents (carjackings, thefts), transport issues (delays at BWI-Marshall), legal proceedings (trials) and political matters specific to Baltimore or Maryland.
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By: Kate Amara
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A judge sentenced an Anne Arundel County man in the killing of a garden shop owner last year.
Three women are suing Baltimore Gas and Electric for unlawful arrest.
By: Kate Amara
SAVAGE, Md. — For the first time in two years, Maryland hiked its gas tax, and some drivers said the rising costs are adding up.
The Constitution came to life in Baltimore, where people protested at a court hearing over a proposed immigration detention facility in Howard County.
By: Kate Amara
HANOVER, Md. — As temperatures increase amid extreme heat conditions, so do air conditioner failures.
By: Kate Amara
GLEN BURNIE, Md. — A very busy section of Glen Burnie remains shut down to vehicular and pedestrian traffic for the fifth consecutive day due to unsafe conditions at the Empire Towers office building.
By: Kate Amara
Emergency leaders on Tuesday provided an update to what's going on at the Empire Towers in Glen Burnie after
By: Kate Amara, Greg Ng
GLEN BURNIE, Md. — Anne Arundel County officials are adjusting road closure around the Empire Towers safety perimeter.
Witnesses told WBAL-TV 11 News that it wasn't a parked car, but rather a car that made a beeline for the pawn shop from across Liberty Road.
Residents shared in disbelief as they picked up the pieces after a tractor-trailer crashed into their rowhomes Wednesday afternoon in Dundalk.
