WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD)

WBAL-TV, channel 11, is a television station in Baltimore, Maryland, that is affiliated with NBC. It serves as the main station for Hearst Television, which is a part of the Hearst Corporation. WBAL-TV is co-owned with its sister radio stations, WBAL (1090 AM) and WIYY (97.9 FM). All three stations operate out of the same studio and office space located on Television Hill in the Woodberry area of Baltimore. This site is also home to a transmission tower that WBAL-TV shares with WIYY and several other television stations in the Baltimore region.

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Pope Francis took vital steps on abuse. It will be up to his successor to ensure reforms are enacted

7 hours ago | wbaltv.com | Christopher Lamb

Although he was a pontiff well-attuned to the concerns of ordinary Catholics, Pope Francis had a surprising blind spot when it came to the abuse crisis.
Get ready for the draft with WBAL Radio and Very Local

21 hours ago | wbaltv.com | Katarina Hein

Get ready for the draft with WBAL Radio and Very LocalGet ready for the 2025 NFL Draft with WBAL NewsRadio the flagship station of the Baltimore Ravens.Brace yourselves as the NFL’s 32 powerhouse teams gear up to reload their rosters with fresh, game-changing talent.
BPD makes progress in decade since Freddie Gray's death. See how

21 hours ago | wbaltv.com | Barry Simms

ONLY CHANGE. WHAT YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING WRONG. AND THAT’S WHAT WE’VE BEEN WORKING FOR EVER SINCE THE CONSENT DECREE HAPPENED. WE KNOW THE RELATIONSHIPS. MAKE SURE THAT CITIZENS ARE SAFE AND THAT WE ARE BEING ABLE TO ALLOW THEM TO LIVE SAFELY IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD. THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE BALTIMORE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT FOLLOWING THE DEATH OF FREDDIE GRAY, THE FEDERAL CONSENT DECREE PUT IN PLACE AFTER AN INVESTIGATION FOUND THE POLICE DEPARTMENT HAD BROKEN THE BONDS OF TRUST.
Police investigation prompts some schools to go on lockout status

1 day ago | wbaltv.com | Barry Simms

Some schools are on heightened security status amid a heavy police presence Wednesday morning in Baltimore County.As of 10:50 a.m., county police have only said there is an active investigation underway with a heavy police presence in the area of Leeds Avenue and Greystone Road.Police said Arbutus Elementary and Arbutus Middle schools and Maiden Choice School were put on lockout status.No further information was immediately available.An 11 News crew and SkyTeam 11 are at the scene, and this...
Man in critical condition after Howard County shooting

1 day ago | wbaltv.com | Greg Ng

Man in critical condition at Shock Trauma after shooting in Elkridge, police say A man is in critical condition at Shock Trauma after a shooting Tuesday night in Elkridge, according to Howard County police.County police said officers were called around 9:13 p.m. to the 7400 block of Wild Honey Way, where a man was shot in his house by at least two people who approached from outside.The victim was taken to Shock Trauma in Baltimore, and is in critical but stable condition, police...
Concrete repair work to close highway lanes this weekend

1 day ago | wbaltv.com | Greg Ng

Concrete repair work to close lanes on southbound Interstate 795 this weekend Repair work to damaged concrete on Interstate 795 will mean lane closures this weekend.Check LIVE traffic map hereThe Maryland State Highway Administration announced a schedule of southbound lane closures to take effect starting Friday night and lasting through early Monday morning, weather permitting, between Owings Mills Boulevard and the Beltway.The SHA said lanes will be closed even when workers are not present...
Baltimore shuttle fatally strikes man Tuesday night, police say

1 day ago | wbaltv.com | Kayla Morton

A man was struck by a Baltimore Charm City Circulator shuttle Tuesday night, the Baltimore Police Department said.Baltimore police said the man, currently only publicly identified as 63 years old, "stumbled and fell into the street as a Charm City Circulator drove by" the 1000 block of Fleet Street just before 7 p.m.Officers said witnesses said they saw the man fall into the street as he was "suffering a leg injury."The man was transported to a nearby hospital, where he eventually succumbed...
'Go Orange Day' supports Maryland's highway workers, work zone safety

1 day ago | wbaltv.com | Barry Simms

The state of Maryland is trying to prevent more deaths at road work zones, but it appears not all drivers are obeying speed limits and safety measures.The theme for this year's Work Zone Awareness Week is "Respect the zone so we all get home."In January, the state implemented a tiered system for speeding fines in work zones.
Baltimore man charged in Bowie with impersonating officer, MSP says

1 day ago | wbaltv.com | Greg Ng

Baltimore man charged in Bowie with impersonating officer, state police sayTroopers charged a Baltimore man Sunday with impersonating a police officer after a traffic stop in Bowie, according to Maryland State Police.Antonieo Cole, 60, was charged with one count of impersonating a police officer and one count of illegal possession of ammunition, both misdemeanors, state police said. Cole is prohibited from possessing firearms and ammunition.
Mr. Trash Wheel gets new look — and funding — thanks to Ravens

2 days ago | wbaltv.com | Greg Ng

Mr. Trash Wheel has a fresh new look — and funding — thanks to the Baltimore Ravens.The Ravens, the Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation and the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore announced Tuesday a five-year, $3.75 million partnership to support Baltimore's Healthy Harbor Initiative."We're honored to support the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore and its important Healthy Harbor Initiative alongside the Bisciotti family," Ravens president Sashi Brown said in a statement.