Khiree Stewart
Weekend Anchor and Reporter at WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD)
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1 week ago |
wbal.com | Khiree Stewart
A display honoring hostages being held by Hamas was vandalized — and it isn’t the first time it has happened, according to the homeowner. Surveillance video shows someone walking onto the front yard of Azi Rosenblum’s house in Pikesville early Tuesday morning, right before he started to vandalize the display. “I think it shakes my sense of hope more than security. I’m not easy to scare. You know, this is an unfortunate reality,” Rosenblum said.
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1 week ago |
wbal.com | Khiree Stewart
SummaryA display honoring hostages being held by Hamas was vandalized — and it isn't the first time it has happened, according to the homeowner. A display honoring hostages being held by Hamas was vandalized — and it isn’t the first time it has happened, according to the homeowner. Surveillance video shows someone walking onto the front yard of Azi Rosenblum’s house in Pikesville early Tuesday morning, right before he started to vandalize the display.
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1 week ago |
wbaltv.com | Khiree Stewart
A display honoring hostages being held by Hamas was vandalized — and it isn't the first time it has happened, according to the homeowner. Surveillance video shows someone walking onto the front yard of Azi Rosenblum's house in Pikesville early Tuesday morning, right before he started to vandalize the display. "I think it shakes my sense of hope more than security. I'm not easy to scare. You know, this is an unfortunate reality," Rosenblum said.
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1 week ago |
wbaltv.com | Khiree Stewart
The Oxford Tavern in West Baltimore was one of several businesses damaged 10 years ago during the public unrest after the death of Freddie Gray. "Everything destroyed, fire inside," said Sung Kang, the owner of the Oxford Tavern. Marvin "Doc" Cheatham, the president of the Matthew Henson Community Development, said four of the areas businesses never came back. "We had 15 businesses hit, and Pennsylvania and North had five businesses hit.
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2 weeks ago |
wbaltv.com | Khiree Stewart
ECONOMIST, AN ECONOMIST? YEAH. THAT’S RIGHT. SO HE WORKS FOR TOWSON UNIVERSITY. AND HE TOLD ME THAT ALL OF THIS CREATES A LOT OF UNCERTAINTY. AND HE GAVE US HIS TAKE ON WHAT YOU COULD DO IF YOU HAVE MONEY IN THE MARKET. BECAUSE OF TARIFFS. DARIUS IRANI IS THE CHIEF ECONOMIST FOR THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC STUDIES INSTITUTE AT TOWSON UNIVERSITY.
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