Rebecca Pryor is a Reporter at WJLA-TV. She covers a diverse range of themes including crime and justice, juvenile justice, and the intersection of religion and spirituality, while also delving into topics related to animals, arts and entertainment, and personal finance. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WSYX ABC 6, KTVL-News Channel 10, WFLA, WNYO-TV, The Capital, The Baltimore Sun, and FOX Baltimore.
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By: Rebecca Pryor
The majority of Marylanders say they support cooperation between local and federal law enforcement when arresting undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes — that's according to a new Gonzales Research & Media poll released Wednesday.
By: Rebecca Pryor
The brazen attack leaving John Berardi bleeding and blinded was -- in his own words -- an eye-opening experience for the long-time Federal Hill resident.“You th
By: Rebecca Pryor
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — When a juvenile enters the Department of Juvenile Services' (DJS) system, a risk assessment is used to determine their likelihood to reoffend.
By: Rebecca Pryor
Tuesday marks one month since a mass shooting in Towson killed one person and injured nine others. Police say detectives continue to pursue new leads, but no ar
By: Rebecca Pryor
Taking center stage in Annapolis on Wednesday, a senate judicial hearing pressing the Department of Juvenile Services on its performance and policies. Meanwhile, miles away, Baltimore City resident John Berardi listened in remotely, as state lawmakers discussed an issue that hit home last November.
By: Rebecca Pryor
Volume 90% MARYLAND — Located in Canton's central retail district, a unique weed dispensary is gearing up for its grand opening.
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Frustrated residents are expected to flood city hall as the Board of Estimates (BOE) hosts public hearing discussing pending hikes to water and sewage rates.Cit
By: Rebecca Pryor
Volume 90% Balancing a $3 billion budget deficit on the backs of Maryland's highest earners, Governor Wes Moore claims while the rich will pay, the rest will save.
By: Rebecca Pryor
Balancing a $3 billion budget deficit on the backs of Maryland's highest earners, Gov. Wes Moore says while the rich will pay, the rest will save.
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