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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Washington, District of Columbia, United States (Local)
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
Cold case detectives say they solved the mystifying 2017 murder.
By: Matt Pusatory
An investigation led to the arrest of an 18-year-old student who penned a "manifesto" about carrying out a school shooting.
CHEVERLY, Md. — Maryland's State Highway Administration removed another pile of illegally dumped tires from the shoulder of westbound U.S. Route 50 in Cheverly on Wednesday after being alerted to the recurring issue by WUSA9.
But Milton never got to walk for his diploma back in 1966. Instead, he was sent to Vietnam.
CHILLUM, Md. — A mystifying unsolved murder in Prince George's County is getting new attention because the victim's brother says his family will never give up on looking for answers.
By: Scott Broom
ION Storage Solutions is transferring this "game-changing" battery technology invented at the University of Maryland.
By: Scott Broom, Matt Pusatory Wusa
D.C. is facing a $700 million budget shortfall this year. WASHINGTON — The Anacostia Riverkeeper works to protect and restore the Anacostia River.
Drilling mud escaped from a 41-mile fiber optic tunnel drilling project in multiple Maryland locations, according to documents.
Engineers consulted by WUSA9 explain the current cooling crisis caused by wild temperature swings.
By: Scott Broom
Quantum-Loophole co-founder Rich Paul-Hus said Maryland site could host all existing data center capacity in Northern Va.
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