Rachel Duncan is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She is a reporter for WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, covering local news and events. Rachel's work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, showcasing her diverse range of reporting.
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Rachel Duncan's reporting is focused on local crime, legal proceedings, and government & politics in the Maryland area. Her coverage heavily includes breaking news, evolving stories, and announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Rachel with a pitch or as a source for an article she may be working on, consider providing insights related to local crime issues, legal developments within Maryland or Baltimore area including expert commentary from professionals familiar with these areas. Additionally, if your expertise pertains to any ongoing evolving stories or breaking news events in this region that fall within her coverage themes and topics covered such as education or subpoena-related matters among others it would likely resonate well with her reporting focus.
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By: Rachel Duncan
A woman convicted of killing a grandmother and her granddaughter is facing trial on new charges, 11 News Investigates has learned.
A jury convicted a Baltimore woman on a theft charge following her early release from prison on a vehicular manslaughter conviction.
By: Rachel Duncan
A newly released poll shows where Marylanders stand on a variety of issues from how Gov. Wes Moore's approval rating to key indicators for the economy.
By: Rachel Duncan
CATONSVILLE, Md. — The gap is widening between the candidates for U.S. Senate in Maryland.
By: Rachel Duncan
Justin, Scott and Spiegel, along with 98 Rock, will kick-off the 2024 Baltimore Running Festival on Thursday with a .05K race.
By: Rachel Duncan
The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services and its leadership have come under fire this week over the handling of several recent high-profile cases.
By: Rachel Duncan
BALTIMORE — A firefighters union said its members are not being paid properly and are calling it wage theft.
Marylanders navigating various state benefits have a new tool to determine eligibility.
Baltimore leads the nation in opioid overdose deaths. In a special series, 11 News Investigates shows what people are doing about it.
By: Rachel Duncan, Hannah Hoffman
BALTIMORE — Baltimore's school board joined districts across the country in suing drug makers over the skyrocketing costs of diabetes medications.
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