Kaicey Baylor is a reporter at WJZ. With a focus on security and law enforcement, as well as environmental issues, she has covered significant stories including mass shootings and community advocacy against gun violence. Kaicey has been featured in outlets such as 13News Now, Yahoo News, and CBS News.
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Kaicey Baylor's articles predominantly cover local news and community events, with a focus on government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships, health, crime, government & politics. She appears to have a strong interest in positive community initiatives such as charity events and public service efforts by law enforcement agencies.
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Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen and consumer advocates are continuing their fight against Baltimore Gas and Electric's (BGE) proposed rate increase.
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Tuesday marked the second day of testimony in the trial of James Barnett, the man accused of setting the Stricker Street rowhome fire that killed three firefighters.
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The third day of testimony in the trial of James Barnett, accused of setting a vacant rowhome on fire in 2022, brought evidence into the courtroom.
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Three teens who allegedly assaulted a man in Baltimore on Thursday evening and stole his bike have been arrested, police said.
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A Baltimore student choir is racking up millions of views on social media with its unique renditions of popular songs by Michael Jackson, Lauryn Hill and Beyoncé.
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The fate of James Barnett, a man on trial in a 2022 fire that killed three Baltimore firefighters, now lies in the hands of the jury.
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Jury deliberations continued in the trial of James Barnett, who is accused of setting a rowhome fire that later killed three Baltimore firefighters.
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A group in Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood held a parade along with musical performances to encourage early voting.
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The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office announces plans to retry the man accused of setting a vacant Stricker Street rowhome on fire back in 2022.
The band Sponge says its trailer was broken into and several instruments were stolen following a concert earlier this week in Silver Spring, Maryland.
