WBAL-TV.
NBC television affiliate in Baltimore
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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In Baltimore, various entities are active: Dodson's tea house is located there, WBAL-TV reports on local events, and Dan Taylor serves as president of the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore.Some support4 reports
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Men's Health and WBAL-TV collaborated to examine trends related to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and cultural factors.Some support1 report
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Gail Furman spoke to WBAL-TV on September 5, 2026, regarding safety issues.Some support1 report
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WBAL-TV reported on the inspector general's findings concerning various events in Baltimore.Some support5 reports
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Baltimore County DPW provided information to WBAL-TV 11 News on August 6, 2026.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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An incident occurred in Baltimore County on August 31, 2026, involving property damage from foundation issues and a newly installed raised crosswalk.Some support1 report
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DPW is investigating drainage issues and reporting on flooding in Baltimore, as covered by WBAL-TV.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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A factual update regarding the locations and roles of key entities in Baltimore, including WBAL-TV, Mayor Brandon Scott, and War Memorial Plaza.Some support3 reports
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WBAL-TV and WBAL are currently broadcasting from and about the city of Baltimore.Some support5 reports3 developments inside
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WBAL-TV reports on local market trends in Baltimore involving Laurel stores.Some support1 report
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Local media reports on city services during heatwave in Baltimore.Some support1 report
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WBAL-TV highlighted the success story of Sully, who served as President Bush's service dog, and whose puppy raiser was Andrea.Some support1 report
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Explainers that pass through WBAL-TV
WBAL-TV is a step on the way to someone elseAround WBAL-TV this week
News at the entities that move WBAL-TV most-
Baltimore OperationalWalletHub released new city safety rankings, noting Columbia among the safest and Baltimore among the least safe.Moves WBAL-TV
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Antonio Hayes OperationalThe West North Avenue Development Authority was created via legislation sponsored by Antonio Hayes, and Chad Williams served as its previous executive director.Moves WBAL-TV
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Baltimore County Mentioned togetherPatrick Dyer is running for Baltimore County Executive and aims to bring businesses to Towson.Moves WBAL-TV
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Brandon Scott OperationalMayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order in Baltimore on October 22, 2026.Moves WBAL-TV
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Wes Moore Mentioned togetherGovernor Wes Moore campaigned for Question 3 reform in Maryland.Moves WBAL-TV
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Maryland House of Delegates Mentioned togetherDelegates criticized county leadership in Howard County, with local debates influenced by a recent shooting in Columbia.Moves WBAL-TV
Connections
The 16 strongest of 23, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Baltimore Operational
WBAL-TV actively reports on and covers local events, government actions, and community life within Baltimore.
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Baltimore County Mentioned together
Baltimore County's Department of Public Works provided information regarding localized monitoring program findings to WBAL-TV.
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Antonio Hayes Operational
Antonio Hayes shared his perspective with WBAL-TV.
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Gail Furman Operational
Gail Furman provided commentary on safety to WBAL-TV.
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Men's Health Operational
Men's Health and WBAL-TV collaborated to examine TRT trends and cultural factors.
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Maryland Transit Administration Mentioned together
WBAL-TV reports information originating from statements made by the Maryland Transit Administration.
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Wes Moore Mentioned together
WBAL-TV reports on the public activities and service record of Wes Moore.
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Alexa Price Mentioned together
A is featured on B's platform, contributing to discussions about historical maritime topics.
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Maryland Shared context
WBAL-TV operates and reports on events and conditions within the geographic context of Maryland.
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Brandon Scott Operational
Brandon Scott, likely serving as Mayor, interacts with the local news outlet WBAL-TV.
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New York City Shared context
WBAL-TV reported on an incident related to New York City.
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Robert Crawford Mentioned together
The relationship is based on shared information regarding foundation damage, observed via media.
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Sully Mentioned together
WBAL-TV has reported on Sully's success story.
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Seattle Shared context
WBAL-TV reports on events that occur within the context of Seattle.
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Pikesville Shared context
WBAL-TV reports events that occur within the geographical context of Pikesville.
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Maryland House of Delegates Mentioned together
WBAL-TV provides late-breaking coverage of the Maryland House of Delegates' election results.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
4 events- Local media reports on the deadlines for various local grant funding opportunities in Baltimore.
- Men's Health and WBAL-TV collaborated to examine trends related to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and cultural factors.
- Gail Furman spoke to WBAL-TV on September 5, 2026, regarding safety issues.
- An incident occurred in Baltimore County on August 31, 2026, involving property damage from foundation issues and a newly installed raised crosswalk.
July 2026
6 events- WBAL-TV reported on the inspector general's findings concerning various events in Baltimore.
- DPW is investigating drainage issues and reporting on flooding in Baltimore, as covered by WBAL-TV.
- A factual update regarding the locations and roles of key entities in Baltimore, including WBAL-TV, Mayor Brandon Scott, and War Memorial Plaza.
- WBAL-TV reports on local market trends in Baltimore involving Laurel stores.
- Local media reports on city services during heatwave in Baltimore.
- WBAL-TV highlighted the success story of Sully, who served as President Bush's service dog, and whose puppy raiser was Andrea.