Penelope Blackwell is a journalist with a focus on local news in Baltimore, Maryland. She has previously worked for the News Observer and is an alumna of Morgan State University and Columbia Journalism School. Penelope's reporting covers a range of topics including community development, politics, crime, and social issues.
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Penelope's work focuses on local issues in Maryland and Baltimore, with a strong emphasis on crime, government & politics, and family & relationships. She covers breaking news stories that impact the community.
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By: Penelope Blackwell
State Sen. Cheryl Kagan has spent the past decade working to update 911 centers across Maryland.
By: Penelope Blackwell
The Depot, a nightlife staple in Station North, is listed for sale after more than two decades in business.
By: Penelope Blackwell
The settlement agreement requires DHS to take steps to ensure people in Maryland with disabilities receive fair access to public benefits, including the state’s temporary cash assistance program.
By: Penelope Blackwell
Hotel workers at Baltimore's downtown Hilton reached an agreement with the company for a new union contract after months of bargaining, picket lines and a one-day strike on Labor Day.
By: Penelope Blackwell
A Baltimore man was sentenced Wednesday to decades in prison in the fatal shooting of his roommate, an Army reservist, following an altercation last year.
By: Penelope Blackwell, John-John Williams Iv
Signs point to large voter turnout by youths this election. But will they actually vote?
By: Penelope Blackwell
Thirteen families have secured housing through newly built, 400-square-foot homes built in an alleyway. The project, called Hope Village, offers affordable homeownership in East Baltimore’s Oliver community.
By: Penelope Blackwell
Howard County Police said Tuesday that an Ellicott City man has been charged in the sexual abuse of a teen and was arrested last week.
By: Penelope Blackwell
Alo Yoga, the luxury yoga, activewear and accessory line with the cult-like following, has opened its first Maryland retail store in Baltimore's Harbor East neighborhood.
By: Penelope Blackwell
The long-vacant Baltimore Traction Co. Car Barn, located at 130 S. Central Ave., has been cleared and is awaiting its next phase. Developers aim to transform the empty 43,000-square-foot space to offer improved access to amenities and bring jobs to nearby neighborhoods.
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