Jessica Albert is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She writes for CBS News and The Baltimore Banner, covering local news and issues in the area. Jessica's work has also been featured in Momjunction, where she provides informative articles on various topics.
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Jessica's coverage indicates a focus on local community issues, particularly crime and safety in Baltimore and surrounding areas. Her interest in evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements suggests she may be open to pitches related to ongoing developments or new policies within the region.
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By: Jessica Albert
A powerful explosion leveled a home in Haymarket, Virginia, after contractors hit an underground gas line and residents were told to evacuate. No one was injured. Two couples and their very young children lived in the home, and the families lost everything. The families were evacuated and no injuries were reported, according to the fire department, but the families’ pets…
By: Jessica Albert
A Northern Virginia woman who is currently hospitalized says the ongoing IV fluid shortage has affected her care.
By: Jessica Albert
A piece of crime scene tape remains at the scene of a deadly shooting at Lloyd Apartments on Manor Road in Alexandria. It happened just before 8 p.m. Saturday night. Police say the victim is 23-year-old Carl Harris of Alexandria. They are still searching for a suspect. “I was sitting in my living room and I heard these shots,” said…
By: Gina Cook, Jessica Albert
Court documents reveal more details about a house explosion that killed a volunteer firefighter earlier this year in Sterling, Virginia.
By: Jessica Albert
City of Fairfax boosts security in parks and the business district to patrol higher crime areas and offer resources to unhoused individuals
By: Jessica Albert
A new exhibit is rolling into D.C.'S Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library on Saturday, about the travel guidebook that Black families used to literally navigate a dangerous time: Segregation.
News4 visited a polling place in Montgomery County, where preparations were in full swing It's the final push before Election Day.
“I am committed to helping us be a safer and more affordable and more accessible city, and one that truly works for all of us,” Aliya Gaskins said
D.C. police are investigating four back-to-back burglaries that happened over the weekend in Southeast and Northwest. The two suspects moved quickly, getting away with cash, an ATM and a car early Sunday morning. Three of the break-ins happened in less than 10 minutes, the Metropolitan Police Department said. “You say to yourself, ‘What is going on in this world?’” a…
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