
Jonathan Hunter
News Reporter at WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)
I'm Jonathan Hunter. I'm a TV reporter. Journalism never stops. God is in control. Story idea? [email protected].
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Mar 25, 2025 |
wmar2news.com | Jonathan Hunter
COLUMBIA - A father and daughter duo are working to make sure a marine who served in Vietnam War gets his proper recognition. They have been advocating to have his name added to the Vietnam Memorial Wall. Thomas Howard joined the Marine Corps in the summer of 1965. "We knew we was going to be going to Vietnam because that was the major thrush, then because the Vietnam War was becoming a hot fighting war," said Howard. In the Marine Corps, Thomas risked his life on numerous occasions.
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Mar 24, 2025 |
wmar2news.com | Jonathan Hunter
JESSUP - With the month of March being Women's History Month, we wanted to spotlight women preachers. It's estimated that women only lead about 14 percent of American congregations. WMAR-2 News got the opportunity to speak to Rev. Dorothy Boulware. She's one of the pastors at The Hill, a non-denominational church in Jessup. You may run into her on any given Sunday. "And my title is pastor at large.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
wmar2news.com | Jonathan Hunter
DUNDALK, Md. - A Dundalk man is making a name for himself by turning scrap metal into works of art. On any given day, you can find Eric Magnunson welding in his shed. He started out in 2016 while living in Arizona, and earned a degree in welding during the pandemic. "I had a little welder, a tiny little bedroom and a whole lot of time. So, I just started making stuff," said Magnunson.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
krdo.com | Jonathan Hunter
By Jonathan HunterClick here for updates on this story BALTIMORE (WMAR) — Roughly 20 veterans take their own lives everyday. K9s for Warriors pairs veterans with service dogs to lower that number. WMAR-2 News spoke to a Baltimore woman to see first-hand how a service dog can make a huge difference. Jamie Benjamin is a retired Army veteran who saw the unthinkable while serving overseas. She credits Deacon the dog with changing her life. Just holding Deacon puts Benjamin at ease.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
wmar2news.com | Jonathan Hunter
BALTIMORE - Roughly 20 veterans take their own lives everyday. K9s for Warriors pairs veterans with service dogs to lower that number. WMAR-2 News spoke to a Baltimore woman to see first-hand how a service dog can make a huge difference. Jamie Benjamin is a retired Army veteran who saw the unthinkable while serving overseas. She credits Deacon the dog with changing her life. Just holding Deacon puts Benjamin at ease. "Deacon usually gets in my face. He will lick on me.
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I enjoyed telling this story. Feel free to watch. https://t.co/0ox34YFsmy

It was a pleasure speaking to Henry Mouzon Sr. and Henry Mouzon Jr. They are veterans who went years before getting the medical help they need. They credit the VA for changing their lives. https://t.co/uxkqYlb8DJ

It's been nearly a year since the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. I was one of the first reporters on the scene, reporting on what happened. I was interviewed today, reflecting on the day. I'm still praying for all of those who lost their lives on that tragic day. https://t.co/07sRSBTqHS