WMAR-TV - News Operation - News Team - Former On-air Staff

Former On-air Staff

• Curt Anderson (currently in the Maryland General Assembly)
• Andy Barth (left WMAR to pursue a political career, his 2006 bid for Congress failed, now reporter for WTTG in Washington, D.C.)
• Jack Bowden (1967–1988; worked at WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C. from 1990–1998; retired)
• Beverly Burke (now with XM Satellite Radio)
• Scott Broom (now at WUSA-TV in Washington, D.C.)
• Rob Carlin (now with Comcast Sports Net-Baltimore)
• Jack Dawson - sports director/anchor (1960s-1992)
• Denise Dory
• Victoria Gaither (now at MTA)
• Delia Goncalves (moved to WUSA-TV in Washington, D.C. in 2010)
• Justin Berk
• Brittney Gordon
• Emily Gracey (now at WBFF-TV)
• Doug Hall
• Michael Hill (last at WGNO-TV in New Orleans, now runs his own media company)
• Stephen Hill
• Horace Holmes (now with WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C.)
• Jesse Jones (now with KING-TV in Seattle)
• Norm Lewis
• Wayne Lynch (now news director of NWCN in Seattle, and author of Season of the 76ers)
• Stu Kerr (d. 1994)
• Tom Marr (former Orioles broadcaster; currently on WCBM Radio in Baltimore)
• Mary Beth Marsden (took station buyout, now with WBAL Radio)
• Ken Matz (1985–1990; died of cancer in 2010)
• Patrick McGrath - Annapolis Bureau Chief (formerly at WTTG in Washington D.C.; retired as of 2009)
• Jim McKay (went on to ABC's Wide World of Sports, died in 2008)
• Keith Mills (now with WBAL Radio) -
• Ron Olsen - anchor/reporter (left in 1982 to work for KABC-TV in Los Angeles, now reporter at KTLA)
• Terry Owens (now MTA spokesperson)
• Uma Pemmaraju (now an anchor with Fox News Channel)
• John Saunders (now with ESPN)
• Debroah Sherman
• Stan Stovall (now anchor at WBAL-TV)
• Sally Thorner (went on to anchor at WJZ-TV, now retired)
• Susan White-Bowden (1967–1989; resigned and formed production company with husband Jack, she has also written six books)
• Vicki Williams (left WMAR-TV to join The Weather Channel in 1982)
• Brian Wood (now at KATU in Portland, Oregon)