Scott Broom is a communicator and retired broadcaster at WUSA-TV, where he has served as a multi-media journalist since December 2007. His reporting focuses on energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and hydrology, alongside topics related to pets and veterinary issues. Scott's work has been featured in KHOU 11, WPMT FOX43, ABC10, WLTX-TV, and WTSP-TV.
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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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Police say a possible connection between a burglary at the victim's home 12 days before his death is under investigation.
The goal is to make it easier for stores to donate expired—but still perfectly usable—pet food and supplies to animal shelters without fear of liability.
Monitoring Analytics faults the explosive data demand for driving an 800% electricity auction price hike.
A watchdog says data center growth drove a spike in grid costs affecting Maryland and Virginia, raising consumer bills and regulatory concerns.
By: Scott Broom
National labor leaders marched on the FBI and DOJ headquarters Monday.
