Brad Bell is a Reporter and Maryland Bureau Chief. He covers a range of topics including crime, juvenile justice, and education, with a focus on regional interests and world news. His work has been featured in various outlets including WVTM-TV, FOX Baltimore, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Brad Bell's focus is primarily on local news in Prince George's County and Maryland, with a specific emphasis on crime-related matters. His coverage includes evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news.
If you are considering reaching out to Brad Bell, ensure that your pitch is relevant to the local community in Prince George's County or Maryland. Topics related to crime trends, education policies, restaurant closures/openings within the specified areas could be of interest to him. Additionally, providing insights into evolving stories or exclusive access to government announcements impacting these regions may capture his attention.
Given his extensive coverage of crime-related topics and ongoing stories within the region, he might be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to local law enforcement initiatives or budgetary issues affecting public safety programs in Prince George's County or Maryland.
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By: Brad Bell
Salia Hardy, 21, testified in a matter-of-fact way about how she helped burn and dispose of her own grandmother's body.
By: Brad Bell
A visit by a group of students with special needs to a Charles County, Maryland restaurant has ignited outrage and calls for a boycott.It involves the Cracker B
By: Brad Bell
CHARLES COUNTY, Md. (WJLA) — A Cracker Barrel restaurant in Maryland is the center of controversy following a visit by a group of students with special needs.
By: Brad Bell
Maryland Governor Wes Moore revealed plans to pause elements of the massive education spending plan called the Blueprint For Maryland’s Future.
By: Brad Bell
The parents of two children killed last November in the crosswalk in front of Riverdale Elementary are suing Prince George's County.
By: Brad Bell
Surrounded by supporters in a packed union hall in Lanham, Maryland on Wednesday, Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Aisha Braveboy officially declared tha
By: Brad Bell
Reactions is now coming in to the news that Maryland Governor Wes Moore has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Washington Commanders football team ab
By: Brad Bell
by Brad Bell Fri, December 20th 2024 at 3:00 PM VIEW ALL PHOTOS Northwest Stadium, home of the Washington Commanders, in Landover, Md. on Dec. 18, 2024. (Brad Bell/7News)
By: Brad Bell
Now, we know all the contenders for the special primary election of the Prince George's County Executive.
By: Brad Bell
Last week, Maryland officials were briefly optimistic that the Commanders might stay in Landover in a new stadium to be built.
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