Kelly Groft is a News Director at WMAR-TV. She focuses on themes such as security and law enforcement, consumer interest, education, and culture, often exploring topics related to consumer behavior, accessibility, and civil rights. Kelly has been featured in WMAR-TV and NewsBreak.
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For Lieutenant Colonel Chris Burnett, service has never been just a profession; it has been a lifelong commitment to putting others first.
A Maryland driver gets refunded after a vehicle registration overcharge, while scammers spoof the state’s EBT number to steal benefits.
In the small town of Betterton, Maryland, few people are as well known and well loved as Jake Williams.
Ensign Adrienne M. Somerville is being recognized for a lifetime of leadership, service, and dedication in the US Navy.
By: Kelly Groft
This week's stories highlight two issues impacting consumers across the state: unexpected vehicle registration charges and scammers targeting recipients of government benefits.
Some heroes never ask for recognition. U.S. Army Specialist (E-4) Rander “Randy” Ligons is one of them.
For 20 years, Tabitha Royal-Williams served her country in the U.S. Army, retiring in 2013 at the rank of E-6.
Shoppers at The Mall in Columbia are once again parking for free in spaces recently designated as paid "preferred parking."
Veteran Spotlight: Commander Christopher Poulos continues a lifetime of service. For Commander Christopher Poulos, service has never been limited to a single role or uniform
By: Kelly Groft
Every week, Matter for Mallory highlights consumer issues affecting Maryland families, from personal finance challenges to unusual problems that leave consumers searching for answers.
