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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Police told News4 the crash was caused by an SUV whose driver pulled in front of the huge truck on Gordon Boulevard. The tractor-trailer slammed into actor Grizz Chapman's condo
By: Jessica Albert
A stricter cell phone policy is on its way to Prince William County schools starting next school year. The school board approved a bell to bell ban at its meeting earlier tonight. Several districts across Virginia have been adopting these policies because of an executive order issued by the governor earlier this year. “I truly believe cellphones are a barrier…
By: Jessica Albert
Animal Control is looking for the owner of a dog who was found badly emaciated and left out in the cold Wednesday night in Arlington, Virginia.
By: Jessica Albert
George Washington’s Mount Vernon is preparing to say goodbye to one of its institutions. For the past 55 years, Horticulture and Livestock Director Dean Norton has called Mount Vernon home. “When I walk across the bowling green, I go, ‘Golly, this is such an amazing place to be,’” Norton said. He manages the impressive grounds and the animals on the…
By: Andrea Swalec, Jessica Albert
A 26-year-old Maryland native is being questioned as a person of interest in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the executive gunned down on video last week on a busy New York City sidewalk.
By: Jessica Albert
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced his budget priorities for the next legislative session Wednesday. One of his priorities is to allocate millions of dollars to a tuition waiver program for military spouses and children whose loved ones were killed or disabled while on duty, the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program, also known as VMSDEP. “I am proposing an…
By: Jessica Albert, Maggie More
A George Mason University freshman was arrested by the FBI and charged with distributing information about weapons of mass destruction online, after plotting a mass-casualty attack against people at the Israeli consulate in New York, according to court documents.
With so many overlapping symptoms, distinguish bug bites from other rashes. Don't let the fear of bug bites in babies keep you from letting your little one enjoy the outdoors.
By: Jessica Albert, Vibha Navarathna, Rohit Garoo
The toddler can walk and talk, jump, and giggle around this time. Image: Shutterstock Babies develop with each passing day.
By: Jessica Albert
If you haven't finished all of your holiday shopping yet, you're not alone. It's last call for holiday shopping.
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