Rebecca Pryor is a Reporter at FOX Baltimore. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, and juvenile justice, with a keen focus on elections, public policy, and the legal rights of minors. Rebecca's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including 7News DC, WSYX ABC 6, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Rebecca Pryor’s coverage leans toward local Baltimore news with a strong mix of public policy, civic disputes, and accountability-style reporting. She appears most likely to respond to pitches tied to unfolding local controversies, government decisions, or community-impact issues where there’s a clear public-interest angle.
She also covers stories involving police activity, surveillance, and neighborhood safety, so timely updates, new documents, video, or firsthand accounts could be especially useful. Because her reporting often tracks evolving situations, outreach works best when you have a fresh development or a concrete angle that advances the story.
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A Baltimore woman says she's still being held responsible for a more than $228,000 water bill tied to her entire neighborhood.
By: Rebecca Pryor
Nearly 200 Maryland drivers were recently hit with duplicate credit card charges for their vehicle emissions inspections after the rollout of new testing.
By: Rebecca Pryor
Nearly 200 Maryland drivers were recently hit with duplicate credit card charges for their vehicle emissions inspections.
By: Rebecca Pryor
For months, Canton residents have been exchanging horror stories and grainy surveillance video, desperately trying to identify the man, they say, has been expos
By: Rebecca Pryor
The ongoing dispute over a $228,000 community water bill tied to a single Baltimore home has reached the city's highest office, with Mayor Brandon Scott's admin
The ongoing dispute over a $228,000 community water bill tied to a single Baltimore home has reached the city's highest office.
By: Rebecca Pryor
Mayor Brandon Scott's administration says a homeowners association is responsible for a $228,000 community water bill but raises questions about the role of the late owner of the home tied to the master meter.
A person was injured Wednesday morning in a fiery multi-vehicle crash that shut down westbound U.S. Route 50 in Prince George's County.
By: Rebecca Pryor Fox
MARYLAND (WBFF) — As warm summer weather draws more people to the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland health officials are warning residents about an increase
By: Rebecca Pryor Fox
MARYLAND — As Maryland lawmakers returned to Annapolis Monday for a special legislative session focused on congressional redistricting, former Gov.
