Kim Dacey is a reporter at WBAL-TV. A Maryland native, she covers a wide range of stories, with a focus on regional interest and world news, including public education, animal rights, and school safety measures. Kim has been featured in various outlets such as WESH 2 News, WGAL 8 TV, and Atlanta News First.
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Kim Dacey's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, government & politics in Baltimore and Maryland. She often reports on evolving stories and breaking news related to public safety, education, and city governance.
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A West Baltimore couple is asking for help to find their dog, Bandit, who was stolen from their front yard on Tuesday evening.
By: Kim Dacey
Just one year after his ALS diagnosis, he and his wife, Chanda, founded the Brigance Brigade Foundation to help people living with the disease.
By: Kim Dacey
The Ravens are in Minnesota this week, but the Under Armour Performance Center is alive with activity, this time with U.S. service members.
By: Kim Dacey, Arian Fulcher
Annapolis residents are getting a new look at the work underway to transform City Dock.
By: Kim Dacey
Fasano was on bike patrol shortly before 10 p.m. when he approached the vehicle to issue a parking citation.
Members of the Nepalese community in Towson held a candlelight vigil Sunday to show solidarity with those affected by
The historic Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum in West Baltimore faces unexpected challenges amid the demolition and renovation of a nearby housing complex.
An officer shot a woman who had a knife and a gun in Middle River, Baltimore County police said.
Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough said residents should not have to tolerate the disruption caused by large commercial gatherings in residential neighborhoods.
By: Blair Young, Kim Dacey
A woman shot by Baltimore County police last week has died, and state investigators released her identity on Wednesday.
