WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)

WMAR-TV, also known as channel 2, is a television station affiliated with ABC and based in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. The station is part of the E. W. Scripps Company. WMAR-TV operates its studios and offices on York Road (Maryland Route 45) in Towson, which has a mailing address in Baltimore City, just north of the border between Baltimore City and Baltimore County. The station's iconic three-pronged candelabra transmitter and broadcast tower can be found on Television Hill in the Woodberry area of Baltimore.

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#71729

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#14025

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Athletic equipment manufacturer ordered to pay hundreds of thousands in penalties, restitution

1 day ago | wmar2news.com | Amanda Engel

The Maryland Office of the Attorney General today ordered Gerald Stringer, owner of the Elkton-based Tiffin Athletic Mats to pay $314,000 in restitution and penalties for undelivered products. Back in December 2023, the business burned down and WMAR-2 News heard from a viewer that the company had been facing complaints over unfilled orders. The Final Order, issued Friday, prohibits Stringer from taking any payments from customers, unless he posts a bond with the Consumer Protection Division first.
Three-vehicle crash sends four people to hospitals

1 day ago | wmar2news.com | Amanda Engel

HAMPSTEAD, Md. - Three people were flown via helicopter to Shock Trauma and another was taken by ambulance to an area hospital Friday morning following a serious crash on the Hampstead Bypass in Carroll County. Maryland State Police responded to the three-vehicle crash just before 8 a.m. Lanes are closed in both directions on the Hampstead Bypass (MD Rt. 30), north of Phillips Drive. The Carroll County Sheriff's Office is assisting Maryland State Police with the response.
Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman signs $36.75 million contract extension

1 day ago | wmar2news.com | Xavier Wherry

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Rashod Bateman has signed a three-year contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens worth $36.75 million, with $20 million guaranteed. The deal comes after the wide receiver had his best season with the Ravens, bringing in 45 catches for career highs of 756 yards and nine touchdowns in his fourth year with the team. "It just made sense for both of us and we worked it out so I'm happy to be here, blessed and fortunate to keep chasing the Super Bowl," Bateman said.
$3 million granted to help small businesses recover from Key Bridge collapse

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Rushaad Hayward

BALTIMORE - Numerous community organizations, including the Baltimore Community Foundation have given three million dollars in grants to 66 small businesses affected by the Key Bridge collapse. These businesses are around Baltimore, Southeast Baltimore County, and Northern Anne Arundel County. The grants will address losses in revenue, increased costs, and challenges stemming from the collapse officials say. They will range from $10,000 to $50,000 in value.
Ellicott City receives $10 million in state loans for flood protection projects

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Jeff Morgan

Ellicott City is strengthening its defenses against flooding with $10 million in state loans dedicated to protecting the historic downtown area. The funding will support critical infrastructure projects designed to prevent the devastating floods that struck the community in 2016 and 2018. WATCH: Maryland funds $10 million for Ellicott City flood protection"Change of weather and climate change is real.
Transportation changes in Howard County leaving some students without bus service again

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Elizabeth Worthington

ELKRIDGE, Md. - It was a widely celebrated decision: bus service would be restored for thousands of students in the Howard County Public School System. Then, some parents found out their children were now being left in the dust. "I assumed that maybe it was an oversight," Colleen Kirby Shanks recalled thinking when she first learned of the changes coming to her son's bus service this upcoming school year.
Frederick Flying Cows aim for championship in just their second season

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Xavier Wherry

FREDERICK, Md. - The Frederick Flying Cows are just one series away from advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals in only their second year of existence. After sweeping their first-round opponent, the team is preparing for the quarterfinals this weekend with championship aspirations. Watch as the coach and players discuss their seasonThe Flying Cows finished the regular season with an impressive 21-3 record, establishing themselves as serious contenders in the TBL.
100 gallons of oil spilled in Baltimore harbor, Coast Guard helping with cleanup

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Rushaad Hayward

BALTIMORE - Emergency Response Teams are assisting with an oil spill in Baltimore's harbor. Officials say about 100 gallons of oil, from unknown origin, spilled in the harbor. The red color in the water is coming from dye in the oil. The U.S. Coast Guard and a private contractor are also helping with cleanup.
Human remains discovered by hiker near trail at Patapsco Valley State Park

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Rushaad Hayward

By BALTIMORE COUNTY - Natural Resource Police are investigating after human remains were discovered by a hiker in Patapsco Valley State Park. Police say the remains were found on the Forest Glen Trail in the Hilton Area. NRP officers and criminal investigators are on scene. This incident remains under investigation.
Weis Markets has everything you need to celebrate your dads and grads this June

2 days ago | wmar2news.com | Caitlin Rogers

June is a busy month filled with celebrations and graduations for your favorite dads and grads. And with a little help from Weis Markets, you can find everything you need all in one place without breaking the bank.