BALTIMORE, MD.: ABC affiliate WMAR-TV launched a pre-dawn newscast this morning, making it the first station in the market to join a nationwide trend of starting the news day at 4:30 a.m. The telecast ...

BALTIMORE: WMAR-TV, the ABC affiliate serving the No. 27 market is eliminating its Sunday evening newscast in favor of a local public affairs talker, reports the Baltimore Sun’s TV critic, David ...

Adrienne Green has joined Scripps owned Baltimore ABC affiliate WMAR as meteorologist. “We are very excited to add Adrienne to the ABC2 weather team!” WMAR news director Kelly Groft said in a ...

The Baltimore ABC affiliate promotes Sal Iacia, its assistant chief engineer, to replace the retired Paul Wilkinson. Scripps-owned ABC affiliate WMAR Baltimore (DMA 26) has promoted Sal Iacia, its ...

WMAR, the Baltimore ABC affiliate, is losing weekday evening meteorologist Mike Masco. Masco, who’s been with the station for the past three years, did not give a specific reason for his departure, ...

A five-hour barricade situation has ended after an emotionally-disturbed man, who plowed a stolen landscaping truck into WMAR-TV's building, was taken into custody, police said.The man crashed the ...

E.W. Scripps-owned ABC affiliate WMAR Baltimore (DMA 27) is now offering the African-American multicast network Bounce TV on its 2.3 subchannel. “This will present an exciting opportunity for the ...

Bail has been denied for a man accused of slamming a stolen truck into WMAR TV. Meanwhile, the suspect's father said his son had recently become prone to violent outbursts. "He'd be screaming 'Oh, boy ...

On the morning of Aug. 14, newsroom staffers at WMAR-TV were handed an internal memo with the odd headline: “Charm City can count on us for even more local news.” It was odd, because the memo ...

As police announce charges against an emotionally disturbed man who plowed a stolen landscaping truck into WMAR-TV's building in Towson on Tuesday, his mother says he's been dealing with mental health ...

After three decades of weather forecasting on Baltimore TV, WMAR’s Norm Lewis announced his retirement on-air Tuesday during the 5 p.m. newscast. He is the third longtime WMAR broadcaster to leave ...