Political and Government Accountability Reporter
Mikenzie Frost is a Political and Government Accountability Reporter at Fox Baltimore. She focuses on elections, government, and public policy, covering a range of topics related to politics and legal affairs. Mikenzie has been featured in various media outlets, including WFLA, WJAC, Inc., and The Baltimore Sun.
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Baltimore, United States (Local)
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Mikenzie Frost's coverage indicates a focus on local crime, government, and politics in Maryland and Baltimore. She often covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to crime, juvenile justice, and legislation.
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By: Mikenzie Frost
Gov. Wes Moore is slated to sign more than 100 bills into law Tuesday, including a bill aiming to stop the automatic charging of some juvenile offenders as adul
By: Mikenzie Frost
Gov. Wes Moore is slated to sign more than 100 bills into law Tuesday, including a bill aimed at stopping the automatic charging of some juvenile offenders as adults, despite pushback from top prosecutors across Maryland.
By: Mikenzie Frost
At the last bill singing of the 2026 legislative session, Gov. Wes Moore singed legislation ending the automatic charging of some juveniles facing certain crime
By: Mikenzie Frost
After remaining opposed to Maryland jumping into the mid-cycle redistricting race unfolding across the country, Senate President Bill Ferguson indicated he’s so
Seventeen sheriffs across Maryland came together Wednesday in Annapolis to announce a federal lawsuit filed against Gov. Wes Moore and the state in an attempt t
By: Mikenzie Frost
Congress is now looking for answers from Maryland’s Board of Elections after the mail-in ballot mistake that sparked confusion as some voters received the wrong
By: Mikenzie Frost
Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the city’s independent watchdog as the fight continues over access to information
By: Mikenzie Frost
As Baltimore City’s Office of Inspector General answered questions about the proposed budget, Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration is seeking to dismiss a lawsu
By: Mikenzie Frost
Maryland's mail-in ballot mistake is drawing renewed criticism after Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller appeared to downplay the issue, saying errors happen "in almost every
By: Mikenzie Frost
A judge dealt the Scott Administration a blow Tuesday in the ongoing battle over information access with the city’s inspector general.Circuit Court Senior Judge
