After 30 years at WBAL-TV, Lisa Robinson has announced her retirement.
Robinson was a general assignment reporter who anchored various broadcasts, including weekend nights and mornings, and hosted the public affairs show 11 TV Hill. She was also part of WBAL‘s investigative unit.
She began her television career at the age of 8 on Maryland Public Television on the Hodge Podge Lodge, a locally produced nature program.
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