Nadia Singh
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Baltimore welcomes its first baby of 2019
Baltimore's first baby of 2019 was born at Medstar Harbor Hospital Tuesday morning at 12:02 a.m. → Read More
The Charmery makes New Year's Eve family friendly
While many waited for midnight to watch the ball drop in Times Square, some families here took a sweeter and earlier route. → Read More
Bringing home to the homeless one church at a time
From a place to sleep, to hot meals, to toiletries and warm clothing. St. John the Evangelist is just one of 70 churches opening its doors to bring warmth and compassion. → Read More
Healing after being touched by violence
Just days before the new year, dozens of people who've lost loved ones to violence in 2018 gathered for a special vigil this evening. Mayor Catherine Pugh and faith leaders stood together with the community to help bring healing to the 304 families dealing with loss this holiday season. → Read More
Weinberg Center using holiday for second chances and hope
While Santa is spreading cheer to good little boys and girls one organization in our area is spreading cheer in a different way. The Weinberg Housing and Resource Center made sure those less fortunate in our city had something to unwrap Monday night. → Read More
Christmas came early for kids in need
For some, having beautifully wrapped presents under the tree is a yearly tradition but for others, it's a rare and appreciated treat. 100 special kids got some of their Christmas wishes granted Friday. → Read More
It's Kindertime Toy Drive celebrates 20 years, brings smiles and holiday spirit to city
If you didn't think giving was better receiving, you will now. The It's Kindertime Toy Drive celebrated 20 years of giving to the city of Baltimore. → Read More
School officials investigate another noose found at Chesapeake Bay Middle School
Some disturbing news out of Anne Arundel County after a noose made from a part of a sweatshirt was found Wednesday at Chesapeake Bay Middle School. → Read More
Harford Co. first in U.S. to donate to Korean War Memorial
Harford County is the first in the country to contribute to a planned wall of remembrance for fallen heroes of the Korean War. → Read More
GBMC's weight loss patients honored for healthy lifestyle changes
Losing weight is no easy task but Thursday night, some of GBMC’s most successful weight loss patients strutted their stuff on the runway! → Read More
Harford County Choir fights addiction through music
A new choir in Harford County is made up of people whose lives have been affected by addiction. → Read More
Rally to keep Monarch Academy open
tonight parents teachers and students rallied tonight to try and save a baltimore charter school in danger of closing. monarch academy baltimore prides itself providing a unique learning environment for its students. but the school board says there's several reasons it wants to close the school. wmar 2 news' nadia singh spoke to parents who are worried about where they'll send their kids. → Read More
Service with a smile: Harford Co. school encourages male engagement with Smile Maker Program
Wanted: dads, uncles, brothers and other men to be role models for students in one Harford County school. It's part of a program that started this year at Bakerfield Elementary School. → Read More
Council votes to keep YouthWorks Program all year
City council voted Thursday to make the YouthWorks Program run year round in honor of one of the program's ambassadors. → Read More
ACLU posts survey to hear city schools' heat issues
many of us will be cranking the heat up as the temperatures dip over the next couple days. no doubt, some parents will be wondering if their kids' schools will be equipped for the chill. now the a-c-l-u is stepping in to make sure those parents have a voice. → Read More
Discussing violence in city schools
The community joined Baltimore City Public School leaders for an open discussion addressing safety issues. → Read More
City leaders speak out after Good Samaritan murder
city leaders say they are wondering what to do next to help keep the city safer and honor the loss of one of its latest murders. jacquelyn smith was riding home with her husband and step daughter when she was stabbed after giving money to what she thought was a panhandler. wmar 2 news' nadia singh spoke to the mayor and city council members tonight. → Read More
Court to hear appeal in Adnan Syed case
It's a case that's had Baltimore captivated for 18 years now. Adnan Syed, is in prison serving a life sentence after being convicted of killing his girlfriend, Hae Min Lee. → Read More
Recruiting and retaining quality teachers of color in Baltimore City
recruiting and retaining quality teachers is a challenge for school systems in many cities. in baltimore, the challenge is a little more unique as educators strive to find better ways to attract and keep teachers of color. wmar 2 news' nadia singh is working for the future tonight with research that shows why having minority teachers helps students succeed. → Read More
Baltimore County students give up day off to give back to elderly
It might be the day after Thanksgiving but for some special seniors it was a holiday feast to remember! A group of Baltimore County students decided to prepare Friday's special meal as a way to show members of the Village Crossroads retirement community just how special they are. → Read More