Scott Broom is a multi-media journalist who focuses on local news in the Washington, D.C. area. He writes for WUSA-TV and WPMT FOX43, and his work has also appeared in KHOU 11. Scott covers a range of topics including education, crime, weather, and community events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for his audience.
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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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A Frederick County farm slashed sediment and nutrient pollution, while cutting costs and increasing profit per acre.
The Interstate Commission on Potomac River Basin is likely to restart daily drought monitoring.
Climate Change skeptic challenges incumbent who supports hundreds of billions in new energy economy investments.
By: Scott Broom
Methane Gas will run at least 47 Ride On buses in Montgomery County while residual fertilizer will go on agricultural fields.
The Maryland governor cited Montgomery County as a model for promoting electric vehicle (EV) adoption, including reducing permitting hurdles.
The threat of stiff criminal penalties and fines have not been enough, critics say.
Supporters urged Hogan not to retire after noting his "remarkable" concession speech to opponent Angela Alsobrooks.
University of the District of Columbia is nation's only urban Land Grant Institution for agriculture education.
Legal and financial hurdles have blocked removal for decades. Now there's a solution.
By: Scott Broom
Maryland League of Conservation Voters leader Kim Coble hopes an economic message will be one way to defend environmental programs.
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