Tori Yorgey is a Television News Reporter at WBAL-TV 11. She covers a range of topics including regional interest, crime and justice, public security, and sports, with a keen focus on court proceedings and legal reform. Tori's work has been featured in numerous outlets including WMTW-TV, NBC5 News, and WCVB Channel 5.
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Tori Yorgey's reporting primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime, family-related events, and education in the Pennsylvania area. Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news with a local angle, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or developing local stories such as community events, safety concerns or educational initiatives.
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By: Tori Yorgey
The organization, which represents some minority groups, says it is noticing an increase in ICE activity across the state of Maryland.
By: Tori Yorgey
The officer, who was indicted in November, is accused of driving his police cruiser against a man during a chase that went viral on social media.
A point brought up during cross-examination was whether Parks hit the man with his vehicle during the chase.
Parks will remain on home detention until his sentencing, which is scheduled for January 2027.
Brown, who is representing the family, said he and his family are relieved that no one else can be hurt by Hursey but added "it doesn't feel like a time to make a victory lap."
By: Tori Yorgey
Two men have serious injuries following a reported shooting and stabbing in Dundalk Friday afternoon.
By: Tori Yorgey
BALTIMORE — The family of Samuel Brown, known as "Big Sam," has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Baltimore County and a Baltimore County police officer, they announced Tuesday.
Thousands of residents in Southeast Baltimore lost power and an elementary school closed Wednesday after a manhole cover blew off.
By: Tori Yorgey
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Baltimore County said it is continuing to monitor the area. On Friday, officers were patrolling on foot and in patrol cars along York Road.
