Kelly Groft is a News Director at WMAR-TV. She focuses on consumer interest, sports, and the intersection of culture and society, often exploring themes related to entrepreneurship and social interest. Kelly has been featured in NewsBreak and is known for her insights into sports business and the construction industry.
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By: Kelly Groft
A new Maryland law lets banks halt suspicious transactions, while a Baltimore trash pile remains despite citations and complaints.
WMAR‑2 News proudly honors Cpl. Bob Saunders, a veteran whose service in the Marines and in his community has touched countless lives.
By: Kelly Groft
This week in Matter for Mallory: Staffing shortages at the comptroller’s office and water main worries in Lutherville
This week, we are proud to feature Pamela Hart Vines, a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel whose career path has bridged service, leadership, and creative storytelling.
WMAR‑2 News and Valor Roofing proudly honor Ebony King, a former U.S. Army soldier whose dedication to service spans both military and civilian life.
WMAR‑2 News and Valor Roofing are proud to honor Bobby Windsor, a Harford County entrepreneur whose passion for service has been the guiding force in his life.
A West Point graduate and former Second Lieutenant in the US Army, BJ led more than 550 soldiers in operations that required discipline, accountability, and precision
WMAR‑2 News and Valor Roofing proudly highlight Marie‑Gelaine and Scott Stevens, a Cecil County couple whose shared service became the foundation for a lifetime of giving back.
WMAR and Valor Roofing are proud to honor Senior Master Sergeant Brandy Vaughan, whose service to the country is more than a career; it is a family legacy.
A Parkville, Baltimore County resident, Shrestha has spent nearly two decades serving in the United States Navy as a Seabee, the Navy’s renowned construction force known for its motto, “We Build, We Fight.”
