Taylor Epps

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'Worth it': Breast cancer survivor the first to try scalp-cooling therapy at Ascension Saint Agnes

By: Taylor Epps

Taylor Epps Taylor Epps is a multimedia journalist/reporter with WMAR, joining the station in March 2026.

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Baltimore City Council weighs new Department of Neighborhood Safety for non-violent 911 calls

By: Taylor Epps

Baltimore City Council is considering a new Department of Neighborhood Safety to handle non-violent 911 calls, funded in part by $15M in opioid restitution funds.

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'A lot of progress': Baltimore City DPW director talks water, billing updates and future projects

By: Taylor Epps

Director Matthew Garbark sits down with WMAR-2 News about drawing water from the Susquehanna River, a new billing system for county customers, and a major recycling facility overhaul set for 2027.

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Maryland man creates 'Doll in the Hall' to bring a new Halloween tradition to families

By: Taylor Epps

Navy veteran Gilbert Sotero created Deadra, a creepy-cute doll designed to give families a month-long Halloween activity similar to Elf on the Shelf.

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'Sharing with a purpose': New tech platform gives Maryland non-profits a way to share resources

By: Taylor Epps

A tool called SWAP, built by engineering professors at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is helping non-profits trade what they have for what they need.

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'Making kids happy': Maryland father donates inclusive LEGOs to GBMC cleft lip and palate program

By: Taylor Epps

Mike Cyr has spent months tracking down LEGO figures with cleft lip, cleft palate, and hearing aids to help young patients at GBMC feel seen and represented.

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'Supporting each other': 3 Baltimore vendors join forces to open Cosmic City Co-op in Hampden

By: Taylor Epps

Bmore Cosmic and City Rat Records are behind the new cooperative retail space, which aims to give local vendors and creatives a place to grow their businesses.

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Viral food reviewer 'Meal Ticket Nu' went from prison to 42M views — now he's giving back

By: Taylor Epps

Douglas White spent 17 years in prison. A Big Mac video changed everything. Now he's using his platform to give back to others in Harford County and beyond

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Viral food reviewer treats 10 single moms to a free meal

By: Taylor Epps

Douglas White went viral with a Big Mac video, one of his first meals after prison. Now "Meal Ticket Nu" is treating others to meals.

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Jollof Bowl is getting its money from Uber Eats, and now owners want to help others

By: Taylor Epps

After WMAR-2 News reported on Jollof Bowl's outstanding payments from Uber Eats, the Baltimore restaurant says it has received most of the money owed — and others are now coming forward.