Kendall Green WMAR Bio, Age, Height, Wife, Salary, Net Worth

Green is a news reporter for WMAR in Baltimore, where she works. He cannot wait to get to work, call Charm City home, and tell its tales to others. In his junior year, Kendall discovered that he enjoyed telling stories and making connections with other people.

He had previously worked as a Reporter/Multimedia Journalist for KWKT in Waco, Texas, prior to beginning his employment with WMAR-2 News. When Kendall was a junior at Jackson State University in his hometown of Jackson, Mississippi, he began his educational career in television news as an associate producer at WLBT. Jackson is Kendall’s hometown.

Additionally, he gave his time to work as a camera operator at JSU-TV, where he had already begun filming and editing for the school’s weekday morning newscasts. Later on in his junior year, he decided to take a position as a photographer with the field crew of WAPT, which is Channel 16 in Jackson, Mississippi’s ABC affiliate. It was there that he discovered that he had an interest in conveying stories and making connections with viewers from behind the scenes.

Soon after receiving his bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Media Studies, he moved back to Central Texas, the region of Texas in which he had completed his high school education, in order to accept a position as a photographer at KXXV-TV in Waco.

In 2018, he got his first reporting chance at WDAM-TV in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, where his exclusive and continuing coverage shed light on police brutality and racial injustice within law enforcement. He was able to do this by interviewing individuals who had been affected by these issues. Kendall also worked in Waco, Texas as a reporter and multimedia journalist for KWKT-FOX 44, where he helped to the lengthy coverage of the shooting death of Michael Dean. Dean was an unarmed man who was killed by a local police officer, who was later accused and indicted in his death. Kendall contributed to the coverage of the shooting death of Dean. In addition to that, he reported on the killing of Specialist Vanessa Guillen at Fort Hood. When Kendall is not working at the news desk, you can find him anywhere behind an instrument, getting a workout in, or traveling along the East Coast.