Tierra Williams

Rehoboth Beach

Reporter at WMDT-TV (Salisbury, MD)

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President Trump is aiming to reduce prescription cost for low-income Americans

1 week ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

MARYLAND – April 15th PresidenTrump signed an Executive Order directing the Department of Health and Human Services, to significantly reduce drug prices for American patients, and space for negotiations with Medicare spending. Now this is just one day after the administration launched a national security investigation into pharmaceuticals, calling it a precursor to sector-specific tariffs.
Atlantic General Hospital gives advice for National Healthcare Decisions Day

1 week ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

MARYLAND – Each year, on April 16th, National Healthcare Decisions Day is held to educate healthcare providers and consumers about advance care planning and empower all to make their wishes for their care known. Advance care planning includes completing a living will, appointing a healthcare power of attorney, and sharing this information with your loved ones to ensure all wishes are honored.
Salisbury Zoo officials respond to locals calling experience "lack- luster"

1 week ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

SALISBURY, Md. – Imagine bringing your little one to the zoo and they’re disappointed because they’re trying to see lions, tigers, and bears. Well at the Salisbury Zoo, they might not have lions and tigers, but they say they do have bears, bison, and a bunch more. Zoo BluesA recent Facebook post had the community at odds about their feelings concerning the Salisbury Zoo. Friday afternoon “Willie Tatted” on Facebook expressed his frustrations with the Salisbury Zoo after taking his niece there.
Our Town Revisited: Ocean Pines Library

1 week ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

OCEAN PINES, Md. – Now it’s time for our flash to the past. as we look at Ocean Pines Library was the largest library in Worcester County at the time in town in 1999. Over 25 years later, the Ocean Pines Branch is still a staple in Worcester County, and they’ve still found ways to continue to reach all members of the community. Busy BranchFor nearly 3 decades, the Worcester County Library has been a staple in the community.
UMES competes in HBCU Honda Campus All-Star Challenge

1 week ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

DELMARVA- April 12th was the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge, where students from across the country competed for grant money. On the Eastern Shore, one of our very own Universities competed in the game, and their coach shares why activities like these are important. College Campus ChallengeFor generations, thousands of students, from hundreds of colleges have won millions of dollars in grants for HBCUs over the past 36 years.
Local restaurant concerned how Trumps Tariff's will affect business

1 week ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

REHOBOTH BEACH, De. – President Trump announced 90- day pause on reciprocal tariffs against most of our trade partners Wednesday, and though some see this as a good thing, business owners are still concerned on what this will mean for them. Tariff WarThe war on Tariffs is here. Shortly after President Trump announced his pause, China unveiled retaliatory tariffs of 84% on imports of US goods, creating a stand-off between the world’s biggest economies.
Students create Pinwheel Garden in honor of Child Abuse Awareness

2 weeks ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

SNOW HILL, Md. – April is child abuse prevention month and in Snow Hill, middle schoolers are showing their support. Blue is worn to show solidarity with those who have suffered or are suffering from child abuse. The month acts to make the public aware this is a serious issue, as well as s space to encourage those suffering to speak out. Community School Liaison for Snow Hill middle, Dr. Melarie Brown says students need safe spaces.
Trump's administration is dismantling D.E.I programs and locals say it's diluting history

2 weeks ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

EASTERN SHORE, Md. – This year, President Trump’s administration put a call out to federal agencies to get rid of anything representing diversity, equity, or inclusion. Those polices have now reached the Eastern Shore, and the community responds to government actions. Ethnic ErasureJackie Robinson, The Nation Museum of African American History and Culture, and now Harriet Tubman.
Are reparations coming to Maryland? Governor Wes Moore has the final say

2 weeks ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

MARYLAND – Wednesday, April 4,2025 Maryland lawmakers voted in favor legislation aimed at helping African Americans that many are calling controversial. To sign, or not to sign? That’s the decision Maryland’s first Black Governor and currently the only Black Governor serving in the nation, Wes Moore, has to make concerning Senate Bill 587- the Maryland Reparations Commission. Passing 101 to 36, the bill recommends appropriate benefits to enslaved Descendants.
Our Town Revisited: Washington Hotel

2 weeks ago | wmdt.com | Tierra Williams

PRINCESS ANNE, Md. – Continuing our trip down memory lane, Former WMDT anchor and reporter Kelley Rouse first visited the Washington Hotel in Princess Anne, in March of 1999. Over 25 years later, the establishment has gone back and forth between being called a hotel or Taven, however, the building is still standing, and the hospitality is still strong.