Cyera Williams is a Reporter at WMAR-TV. She focuses on topics related to culture and society, health and wellness, and cannabis regulation, often exploring the intersections of mental health and private security. Cyera's work has been featured in WPMT FOX43, NewsBreak, The Philadelphia Tribune, and WTKR News 3.
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Cyera Williams' articles are centered around local events and community-related topics in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and York. Her coverage attributes indicate a focus on event coverage, government announcements, and seasonal topics like holidays.
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By: Cyera Williams
BEL AIR — For Army veteran Chanté Franco, Suicide Prevention Month is about more than awareness. It is about having conversations that can save lives.
By: Cyera Williams
BALTIMORE — Twenty-five years later, Command Sgt. Maj. Patrick Metzger can still remember the smoke.
By: Cyera Williams
Jordan Foley, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate and active-duty Navy lieutenant commander, founded Let’s Chow in 2020 after a close friend and fellow Naval Academy classmate died by suicide while trying to build his own business.
By: Cyera Williams
Jordan Foley, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate and active-duty Navy lieutenant commander, founded Let's Chow in 2020 after a close friend and fellow Naval Academy classmate died by suicide while trying to build his own business.
By: Cyera Williams
PERRY POINT — Veterans, VA employees and community members came together Wednesday at the Perry Point VA Medical Center for its fourth annual suicide
By: Cyera Williams
Cyera Williams Hello! I'm your Voice for Veterans reporter for WMAR-2 News. If you have a story idea to share, please email me at [email protected]
By: Cyera Williams
DUNDALK — More than 300 Maryland Army National Guard soldiers are heading overseas, leaving behind families who are preparing for months of missed birthdays, phone calls and empty seats at home.
By: Cyera Williams
COLUMBIA — From navigating VA benefits to getting timely health care, Maryland veterans are telling state leaders where they believe gaps still exist in the services meant to support them.
By: Cyera Williams
PERRY POINT, Md. — CECIL COUNTY, Md. — For some veterans, healing doesn't always come through words.
By: Cyera Williams
ELKRIDGE — From serving his country to building one-of-a-kind motorcycles, a Howard County veteran is proving that life after the military can lead to an unexpected career.
