Jason Newton
wbaltv.com
Baltimore, MD, United States
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Past articles by Jason:
Gov. Hogan reflects on historic tenure, looks to future
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is reflecting on his historic two-term tenure and looking ahead. → Read More
'Miracle on 34th Street' featured on the Today Show
WBAL-TV's own Jason Newton joined the crew of the Today Show for their "Merriest Main Street" segment. He was live from Baltimore's own Miracle on 34th Street. → Read More
Moms root on their children in the Baltimore Running Festival
Jason Newton meets the spectators of the Baltimore Running Festival who are rooting on their relatives running in the races. → Read More
Kennedy Krieger's fashion show raises funds for good cause
In what's called the biggest party night of the year at Baltimore's Greenspring Station, "The Fall Fete 4" is Kennedy Krieger Institute's fashion show for a cause. → Read More
11 TV Hill: What exactly is monkeypox? How is it spread?
As COVID-19 continues to be a part of our lives, there's another growing health concern: Monkeypox. → Read More
Electric vs. hybrid vs. gas-powered cars, which is right for you?
For some Maryland drivers, gas is costing more than ever paid before, leaving some to look for alternatives like going green, rather than parting with green. → Read More
Lacee's burger confession
From Preakness to a lawsuit for grandchildren, and Jason and Ava behind the scenes, plus Lacee's burger confession, it's all in the podcast! → Read More
New announcer, hosts excited for Orioles' Home Opener
New Orioles announcer Adrienne Roberson, Home Opener ceremony hosts are excited for Orioles baseball. → Read More
Kondwani Fidel previews Orioles poem for home opener
A video tribute features an original poem by Baltimore-based poet and author Kondwani Fidel. → Read More
Maceo Dailey, Jim Newton made Towson basketball history in 1960s
In the late 1960s, Towson University, then Towson State, made a historic roster move on its basketball team, adding the team's first Black players. → Read More
Runners reach new fitness goals with 'A Tribe Called Run'
A newly formed Baltimore running group shows how important friends are to keep you going in a race. → Read More
Baltimore students get 1,400 laptops from Today Show, Comcast
Students at one Baltimore high school got an early wake-up call Monday and no one was complaining. → Read More
College professor recounts evacuating World Trade Center on 9/11
"It was World Trade 2 — the one that was hit in the middle — falling. And then people ran. People ran so fast they ran out of their shoes." → Read More
Paralympian Jessica Long talks about winning gold
One of the most decorated Paralympic athletes of all time — Team USA swimmer Jessica Long — is trending after snagging even more gold in Tokyo. → Read More
Seth Meyers nominated for Critics Choice Award
"Late Night with Seth Meyers" is up for a Critics Choice Award! WBAL-TV 11's Jason Newton got a chance to talk with Meyers earlier this week about the nomination and putting his show together amid the pandemic for the last year. → Read More
Queen Anne's County enlists 2 'crazy old men on bikes' as ambassadors
If you're capturing the view in two wheels, Queen Anne's County has enlisted a pair of ambassadors who will make sure the ride is a safe one. → Read More
2020 Baltimore mayoral debate on WBAL-TV
Watch the WBAL-TV 2020 Baltimore mayoral debate moderated by Jason Newton at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27. → Read More
Baltimore mayoral candidates face questions on 11 TV Hill
With just eight days until Election Day, in Baltimore, the big race is for who will run the city next. → Read More
Brooks joined by friend, Ace!
Trainers of Brooks and Ace with Americas Vet Dogs talk about life as service dogs in training for a veteran or first responder. → Read More
Conversations Uniting Baltimore and Beyond, an 11 TV Hill special
Jason Newton hosts a discussion on ways to improve race relations with a panel of six stakeholders, including police, local officials and community activists. → Read More