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Lacee feels right at home joining the WBAL-TV 11 News team! She spent seven years working on the Eastern Shore at WBOC-TV. Lacee started at WBOC as weekend reporter, but then spent about five years as morning anchor.

Jason Newton joined WBAL-TV 11 News in 2013 as co-anchor of WBAL-TV 11 News Today. He is also host of the public affairs show "11 TV Hill".

Jayne is well-known to the Baltimore metropolitan area through her long tenure with WBAL-TV. She has been a reporter with the station for more than 35 years – first as a general assignment reporter, then as the Consumer Advocate with "11 on Your Side" and now as the chief investigative reporter with the 11 Investigates I-Team.

Deborah Weiner prides herself on this personal truth – the job of working in television news since 1987 has never once felt like a day at work. Deborah co-anchors WBAL-TV 11 News weeknights at 6 and 11 p.

Amy Lu joined the WBAL-TV 11 News team in January 2021. You can find her reporting weekdays and weekends on 11 News Today.

Jennifer Franciotti is a longtime weekday morning reporter and weekend morning anchor for WBAL-TV. She joined the morning news in 2001 after spending nearly three years in the air providing helicopter traffic reports for the station through Metro Networks.

Tre Ward joined the WBAL-TV 11 News team in October 2019. He somewhat followed in the footsteps of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in coming from Louisville to Charm City.

David Collins is one of WBAL-TV 11's veteran reporters. He has lived most of his life in the Baltimore-Washington area.

Kim is a Maryland native who joined the WBAL-TV 11 News Team in 2007, after working at NBC affiliates in Charlottesville, Virginia, and Evansville, Indiana. During her career, she has done many crazy things for the job, including jumping out of an airplane.

Her attorney says shes safe but there are still questions around her whereabouts this morning. im just curious how can we change this dynamic when it comes to people of color? >> thank you for that question. i want to begin by just highlighting lisa robinson, the reporter from wbal who put the story out there. she was one of the first to put the story out there to talk about the missing white woman syndrome. i think were at a moment now we need to push the media and push police officers and push...