Dillon Mullan is a reporter based in Baltimore, Maryland. He has written for several publications including The Baltimore Sun, The capital, Energy Central, and Yahoo News, covering local news stories ranging from crime and accidents to weather and policy changes.
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Dillon Mullan's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Baltimore, Maryland area, with frequent attention to evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and public transportation. If you are reaching out regarding these topics, it is important to provide insights or access to sources related to local crime trends, transportation issues within the region, or updates on government announcements impacting Baltimore.
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By: Dillon Mullan
Three shootings near West North Avenue in West Baltimore each injured a man Sunday.
By: Dillon Mullan
A motorcyclist who crashed over a jersey wall on Interstate 395 was pulled from the Patapsco River and taken to a hospital Monday afternoon.
By: Dillon Mullan
Students at the Johns Hopkins University launched a protest encampment Monday afternoon to pressure the university to divest from Israel.
By: Dillon Mullan
The protest at the Johns Hopkins University grew louder and larger on the second day.
By: Dillon Mullan
The student protest calling on the Johns Hopkins University to divest from Israel grew louder and larger Tuesday.
By: Dillon Mullan
Increasingly fearful for their safety on the job, dozens of letter carriers rallied outside a Baltimore post office Tuesday afternoon for more protections.
By: Dillon Mullan
The body of a fifth person killed in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse was recovered Wednesday.
By: Dillon Mullan
Well over 200 people gathered Wednesday evening at Johns Hopkins for an International Workers Day rally to pressure the school to cut ties with Israel.
By: Dillon Mullan, Cassidy Jensen
BALTIMORE — Authorities have found Miguel Ángel Luna González, the fifth victim of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse to be pulled from the Patapsco River.
By: Dillon Mullan
The fourth night of pro-Palestinian protest at Johns Hopkins University drew Del. Gabriel Acevero to the microphone.
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