By: Brenda Wintrode
Bill heading to Moore's desk incentivizes provider training and requires insurance coverage for menopause treatment


Brenda Wintrode is a state government reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers Maryland politics and government, with a particular focus on the state's congressional delegation, elections, and public policy, while also exploring themes related to legislation and legal affairs. Wintrode's work has been featured in WYPR, The Baltimore Banner, and Jackson County Banner.
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Baltimore, United States (Local)


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Brenda's coverage is centered around local government and legal policy regulation, with a particular emphasis on Maryland and Baltimore. She tends to cover issues related to youth crime, law enforcement, and the activities of state agencies.
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Pitches should provide localized perspectives or solutions relevant to Maryland and Baltimore specifically while addressing concerns related to youth crime prevention initiatives or improvements in law enforcement practices.
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