Kim Dacey is a reporter for WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore and WGAL 8 TV. With a focus on local news in Maryland, specifically in Baltimore, Kim covers a wide range of topics including public safety, politics, community events, and sports. She is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Baltimore and surrounding areas.
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A burn ban remains in effect for parts of Maryland despite some rain earlier this week and expected rain Thursday night into Friday morning.
By: Kim Dacey
The victim of Monday's shooting on Interstate 95 is still in critical condition, but they were able to give police enough information on Monday to make an arrest on Tuesday.
Business at the Port of Baltimore is nearly back to normal eight months after the Key Bridge collapse, but a looming issue could threaten to disrupt port traffic again.
By: Kim Dacey
More schools earned top ratings in the 2023-24 Maryland School Report Card, according to the state.
It's been 48 hours since a massive fire at Camp Small brought hundreds of firefighters to Baltimore to help battle the blaze.
By: Kim Dacey
COCKEYSVILLE, Md. — The Mangione name has some clout in the Baltimore area.
The chosen candidate will replace Johnny Olszewski, who will be sworn into Congress in January
By: Kim Dacey
The Port of Baltimore now has the ability to double-stack shipping containers on trains in and out of the terminal.
With the busiest time of year underway for sending and receiving packages, it also means cyberthieves are out in full force to take advantage of consumers.
By: Kim Dacey
With the busiest time of year underway for sending and receiving packages, it also means cyberthieves are out in full force to take advantage of unsuspecting consumers.
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