Deborah Weiner

2 weeks ago | wbaltv.com | Deborah Weiner

Every day, St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore helps those experiencing hunger and homelessness.For the past 19 years, the Empty Bowls event makes sure there is money to continue the mission.Many WBAL-TV staff members painted bowls which will be handed out Saturday at the Maryland State Fairgrounds.Tickets are still available for the event. Every day, St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore helps those experiencing hunger and homelessness.

3 weeks ago | wbaltv.com | Deborah Weiner

GILCHRIST CARES HOSTED ITS ANNUAL WELCOME HOME VIETNAM VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION. THIS YEAR’S EVENT MARKS THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF MARYLAND’S OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF WELCOME HOME VIETNAM VETERANS DAY. THIS EVENT OFFERS A CHANCE TO HONOR VETERAN SERVICE, SHARE THEIR STORIES, AND PROVIDE RECOGNITION OF THEIR SERVICE. ONE EVENT ORGANIZERS EXPLAINS WHY VETERANS APPRECIATE EVENTS LIKE THIS. THEY ARE SO HAPPY AND THEY ARE FILLED WITH JOY.

3 weeks ago | wbaltv.com | Deborah Weiner

WHEN IT COMES TO THE ORIOLES, THERE ARE THE LEGENDS. THE UNDISPUTED LEGENDS OF THE GAME. BUT FOR ME, JUST ME. NOTHING HAS MADE BASEBALL MORE SPECIAL THAN THESE THREE. KETCHUP, MUSTARD AND RELISH. AND WHEN I HEARD THEY WERE LOOKING FOR SOME HELP ON GAME DAYS, I WANTED IN. BUT FIRST I NEEDED A MENTOR. A MASCOT MENTOR, A RETIRED ORIOLE BIRD WHOSE IDENTITY MUST ALWAYS BE. PROTECTED. I DREAM OF BEING A HOT DOG. CAN YOU HELP? I BELIEVE I CAN GUIDE YOU. LESSON NUMBER ONE.

1 month ago | wbaltv.com | Deborah Weiner

2013 DESPITE THE OPERATIONS FOUND OUT, THE GOOD NEWS ALWAYS WAITS UNTIL THE MORNING. THE BAD NEWS WAKES YOU UP. HE SAID, BOSS, I’M REALLY SORRY TO LET YOU KNOW, BUT HE SAID THE KEY BRIDGE IS GONE AND IT’S 2:00 IN THE MORNING. I’M THINKING TO MYSELF, I’M LIKE, I’M SORRY, WHICH KEY? BRIDGE. AND HE’S LIKE, THE KEY BRIDGE. AS SOON AS I HIT THE BED, MY PHONE IS RINGING AND IT’S CHIEF WALLACE. AND I NEVER FORGET IT. HE SAID, SIR, THE KEY BRIDGE IS GONE. AND I SAID, REPEAT THAT. HE SAID, IT’S GONE.

1 month ago | wbaltv.com | Deborah Weiner

On Monday, an Archbishop Curley High School football player turns 17 years old in the midst of a very tough diagnosis. He and his mother invited WBAL-TV to share part of his journey.A very special happy birthday goes to Nijah Howard, who is fighting a very rare brain cancer. It's a very rare diagnosis for a young man, said his mother, Chesia Howard, who is pretty special herself.Nijah Howard went from making a game-winning interception to going through proton radiation only months later.