Scott Broom is an Environmental Reporter at KHOU 11. He focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental security, and public safety, often addressing the intersection of these issues with social topics and regional interests. Scott's work has been featured in WUSA-TV and WPMT FOX43.
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Scott Broom predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime-related stories in the Maryland and Washington D.C. areas. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation related to crime.
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By: Scott Broom
Nationally, more cities abandon fluoride as debate rages over competing studies.
Bladensburg's plan to take over the site of the old Prince George's Hospital Center results in lawsuit threats from Cheverly.
Looming 2025 deadline for “pollution diet” goals will not be me. New targets needed with focus on engaging farmers, governors say
"Climate Action Alexandria" has accelerated the pace of flood control projects and resident grants throughout 2024.
By: Scott Broom
Two invasive bugs from South Africa found at Dulles could threaten billions in agricultural and environmental damage.
Bladensburg and Cheverly continue clash over annexation plans for redevelopment site.
By: Scott Broom
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission opts to wait until early 2025 to reconsider options to address the plummeting population.
By: Scott Broom
New reports from Maryland Insurance Administration and U.S. Senate document accelerating rate of homeowners being denied policy renewals.
ROCKVILLE, Md. — Grappling with a third day of weather closures in the wake of Monday's snowstorm, school authorities in Montgomery County are putting the focus on clearing sidewalks and parking lots.
By: Scott Broom
Acting County Executive Tara Jackson called for a review of operations.
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