Mindy Basara is a journalist for WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, focusing on local news and events in Maryland, specifically in the Baltimore area. With a background in medical reporting, Mindy covers a wide range of topics including health, medicine, community events, and cultural happenings.
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Mindy Basara's reporting focuses heavily on health-related topics with a specific focus on local developments in Maryland and Baltimore. She frequently cites data, covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases.
If you have expertise or insights related to the healthcare industry, medical research or local health policies in Maryland or Baltimore, Mindy would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you can provide data-driven analysis of health trends within this geographic area, it may pique her interest.
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By: Mindy Basara
An Easton teenager who spent three years suffering terribly from long COVID is completely healed.
The Baltimore Running Festival was this past weekend and another important event on Sunday was the HorizonWALKS event.
By: Mindy Basara
When Hurricane Helene ravaged western North Carolina, people were desperate to get out and away from danger.
By: Mindy Basara
Tattoos are personal. They can tell a story of someone's life. For a special group of women, nothing could be truer.
A century of impact and a future of promise: The Greater Baltimore Urban League is marking its 100th anniversary with a big gala!
By: Mindy Basara
11 TV Hill examines how Maryland officials are caring your vote and how you can care for your mental health through Election Day.
By: Mindy Basara
The gift of independence: 11 TV Hill shows how a Maryland organization has spent the last 25 years changing lives, one car at a time.
The University of Maryland is piloting a drone program to get medications to the Smith Island community.
Uterine cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, and there are two distinct types.
By: Mindy Basara
A Maryland program was key to uncovering new insights into drug-use trends and identifying the most prevalent causes of overdoses.
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