4+ week, 2+ day ago (85+ words) WMAR 2 News is an ABC affiliate owned by The E.W. Scripps Company. Scripps is not a part of the current negotiations between ABC/Disney and YouTube TV. Due to an ongoing contract impasse happening between ABC and YouTube TV, WMAR 2 News is currently blacked out in your viewing area. WMAR 2 News is an ABC affiliate owned by The E.W. Scripps Company. Scripps is not involved in the current contract negotiations between YouTube TV and ABC which is owned by Disney....

10+ mon, 3+ week ago (101+ words) The Baltimore Ravens are back in action this Saturday, January 11, for a Wild Card showdown between the Pittsburgh Steelers. BALTIMORE " Well Ravens fans, the playoffs are here. The Ravens were crowned division champions after beating the Cleveland Browns 35-10 this past Saturday. They now have home-field advantage for the first round, which is set to take place January 11. RELATED:It's simple, the Ravens just need to beat the Browns Kickoff from M&T Bank Stadium is at 8:00pm. Flock members unable to attend live, can watch the game right here WMAR or on Amazon Prime Video....

7+ mon, 3+ week ago (412+ words) Baltimore's Promise's projections show the city will lose at least 12,000 opportunities this summer because of the end of COVID-era investments. Youth organizations in Baltimore are worried summer programs in the city are in jeopardy. Baltimore's Promise, a city-wide collaborative organization, held a town hall Thursday night. Many people, like Debbie Dininno, Chief Program Officer with the nonprofit Let's Go, made their voices heard. "We run a program for about 25 young people, and at this point we are deciding if we can run the program or not," Dininno said. Ellie Mitchell, Director with the Maryland Out of School Time Network, told WMAR 2 News that's because of a lack of funding. "It's a combination of public dollars, the end of the recovery fund, and also private dollars not being invested in the same way they've been invested in the past," Mitchell said....

5+ mon, 2+ week ago (143+ words) Before coming to Baltimore and joining the Good Morning Maryland team, Randall served as a host and reporter for WISH-TV's "All Indiana" at 4 p.m. and "Life Style Live!" at 10 a.m. BALTIMORE " In celebration of June being Black Music Month, we look back on the artists that we spotlighted in the 2024 series including a living disco legend, Hip-Hop, jazz, GoGo and a fresh new R&B artist at the very beginning of her journey. Before we take you on another ride let's show you where we've already been. You can check out the link to see a playlist of the full stories from our entire series from 2024 on our YouTube page. And in 2025, we're bringing new sounds, bold voices and more stories that celebrate the soul of black music all coming from the city of Baltimore....

8+ mon, 1+ week ago (107+ words) ROSEDALE, Md. " For the third year in a row, Rossville Elementary School is putting on Careers on Wheels. It's their career fair where local professionals can show off their jobs to the next generation. A slew of vendors showed up, from police and garbage services, to a small farm. Even WMAR-2 News' Linnea Hoover made an apperance, accompanied by the WMAR-2 News Wrangler. "So, outside, our younger scholars got to experience six different careers. And inside, we had about 28 different presenters," said Svetlana Wright, program coordinator. All of these different professionals made their presence felt to give children a glimpse of what is possible....

3+ mon, 4+ day ago (201+ words) ANNAPOLIS, Md. " Nadia Gomper's medicaid waiver is now re-approved following a story by WMAR. Gomper's mother shared with us that her case worker heard she went to Channel 2 and was told to let her know her Gomper's coverage is now active. We told you about Gomper last week, the 17-year-old quadriplegic with cerebral palsy whose medicaid waiver was approved then removed by the state within three months. She feared for what would happen telling us, "I was terrified because I don't know what I'm going to do without a caregiver, and I don't want to have to rely on my parents my entire life." Gompers also worried about the financial burden this may cause saying, "I think the medicine that I take costs about $350 and now my parents have to pay for that, and my appointment costs a lot of money…...

9+ mon, 1+ week ago (420+ words) TOWSON, Md. " Climbing a ladder is probably one of the last things you think about doing when it's this windy out. But for Charm City Roofers, duty calls. "It's a little risky. We were on the fence today of whether we were gonna work. But we decided that we should be okay," owner Roger Bush said. Crews with the roof repair company were responding to calls throughout Baltimore County and Baltimore City all day on Monday. "It just blew off. And all this stuff blew off with it," Jack Blankenship, owner of Need 4 Things, told WMAR-2 News. "Windy as heck. Wind was blowing through like crazy man." With power restored, and repairs in progress, he was looking forward to opening back up on Wednesday. In Towson, Corina Fratila was on a mission of her own. "Well my children don't want to…...

9+ mon, 2+ week ago (835+ words) BALTIMORE " Maybe you are still digging out from Tuesday night's snow. How much did you get at your house? Here is a look at snow totals across our area. They are sorted by county with the most recent report listed at the bottom. These numbers are from the National Weather Service. Chelsea Beach 4.8" 315 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Green Haven 1 ESE 4.0" 600 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Cape St. Claire 8.0" 552 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Churchton ENE 8.0" 700 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Bwi Airport 3.8" 700 AM 2/12 Official NWS Obs Crofton 2 NNE 5.5" 700 AM 2/12 NWS Employee Crownsville 3 SSW 6.2" 700 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Londontowne 3 SW 6.5" 707 AM 2/12 CoCoRaHS Londontowne 1 SSE 7.0" 739 AM 2/12 NWS Employee Eastport 1 SSW 6.5" 730 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Annapolis 1 S 6.5" 800 AM 2/12 Trained Spotter Cape St....

10+ mon, 2+ week ago (461+ words) BALTIMORE " The energy in Baltimore is palpable as the countdown to the playoffs intensifies, with the Baltimore Ravens set to clash against their long-time rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers. It's not just the anticipation of the game that has fans excited; it's the sense of community and connection that permeates through the city. Today, the Ravens Pop-Up Shop was a hive of activity, filled with fans uniting in their love for the team and preparing for game day just days away. "Hopefully the weather warms up a little bit, and we come out strong, and we put a few touchdowns up on the scoreboard real quick," remarked an enthusiastic fan, echoing the sentiments of many eager supporters. As the team gears up for the high-stakes match up against the Steelers, the atmosphere remains charged. One fan, Myron Alston of the Maryland…...

8+ mon, 4+ day ago (304+ words) Before coming to Baltimore and joining the Good Morning Maryland team, Randall served as a host and reporter for WISH-TV's "All Indiana" at 4 p.m. and "Life Style Live!" at 10 a.m. The collapse of the Key Bridge stopped many in their tracks Tuesday morning March 26, 2024 The initial impact, couldn't be ignored For WMAR's Good Morning Maryland team, it meant rushing to the scene and getting information to the viewers while processing a tragedy "Even a year later, it's still strange to look out over the waters of the Patapsco River and not see the iconic Key Bridge," said WMAR-2 News Good Morning Maryland anchor and Baltimore area native, Megan Knight "And losing this iconic piece of infrastructure in our city, that was a part of the Baltimore skyline for so many decades, it was kind of hard to process that."After waking up…...