Tommie Clark is a News Reporter at WBAL-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, culture, agriculture, and energy, with a particular focus on the United States and Canada. Tommie has been featured in numerous outlets such as KCCI-TV, Jackson's 16 WAPT, and WCVB Channel 5, among others.
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Critics argue that customers are already paying too much after years of consecutive rate hikes and point to BGE's record-breaking profits as a reason to deny the increase.
By: Greg Ng
A Baltimore County school is singing a new tune through a generous donation from legendary singer Barry Manilow.
During a roundtable discussion, Heiser emphasized priorities including student achievement, financial stability, staff retention, and community engagement.
By: Tommie Clark
In a letter, the Department of Housing and Community Development stated that the landlord had made "respectable efforts" for a temporary fix.
Residents say they have long been worried about lawn-care chemicals sprayed in their neighborhood, where children regularly play.
By: Tommie Clark
The mural's location holds significance in a neighborhood hit hard by overdoses, including a mass overdose event in July 2025 just down the street.
By: Tommie Clark
BALTIMORE — The League for People with Disabilities wants to revive a long-standing program at its Northeast Baltimore accessible pool that was lost during the pandemic.
BALTIMORE — A free fitness program called Waterfront Wellness is bringing outdoor workouts to Baltimore's waterfront parks, offering residents a chance to exercise while enjoying scenic views of the Inner Harbor.
The horse has been frequently spotted along Deer Park Road, where new "horse crossing" signs have been posted.
By: Tommie Clark
Police arrived to break up the gathering, and two college-aged men were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.
