Kim Dacey is a reporter at WBAL-TV. A Maryland native, she covers a wide range of stories as a general assignment reporter, with memorable experiences including Superstorm Sandy and the St. Mary’s County school shooting. Kim has been featured in numerous outlets, including WESH 2 News and WGAL 8 TV, and enjoys meeting interesting people to share their stories.
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A 76-year-old Vietnam War veteran from Maryland fulfilled a dream decades after leaving school to serve the nation.
By: Kim Dacey
ARBUTUS, Md. — A Baltimore County school that serves students with cognitive disabilities is at the center of a lawsuit.
By: Kim Dacey
Advertisement Lawsuit alleges Baltimore school gave special needs students melatonin daily for 2 months Updated: 3:55 PM EDT May 27, 2026
By: Kim Dacey
amenities.By Street.After News.This BALTIMORE — A $435 million renovation at M&T Bank Stadium will introduce an entertainment district, expanded concourse and upgraded amenities.
By: Kim Dacey
BALTIMORE — Baltimore police are renewing efforts to address illegal dirt bike activity by targeting gas stations that sell fuel to riders and providing tip lines for residents.
By: Kim Dacey
SEVERNA PARK, Md. — Cleanup work is complete after a spill released more than 16,000 gallons of raw sewage near Cypress Creek in Severna Park, according to the Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works.
By: Kim Dacey
Police to use helicopters, drones as part of enforcement; Officers will not chase dirt bike riders on streets BALTIMORE —
Consumers planning a traditional Fourth of July crab feast may face significantly higher prices this year, according to seafood industry experts.
By: Kim Dacey
BALTIMORE — Baltimore officials announced what led to an arrest in a 2022 cold case homicide in Westport.
By: Kim Dacey
COLUMBIA, Md. — Police on Tuesday opened Howard County's sixth satellite office, this time, inside The Mall in Columbia.
