Scott Gelman is a reporter at WTOP. He specializes in a variety of themes including education, security and law enforcement, and transportation and mobility, while also covering social issues and local topics in the Arlington and Prince William areas. Scott's work has been featured in Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa and WTOP News.
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Scott Gelman's reporting focuses on local government, education, health and safety, business, and transportation in the Washington D.C. area. He frequently cites data and covers evolving stories related to these themes.
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By: Scott Gelman
Ahead of the holiday season, Prince William County, Virginia, is sounding the alarm about the risks of children gambling.
By: Scott Gelman
In a sweeping interview with WTOP, Julie Yang described her priorities as Montgomery County's new leader of the Board of Education, as well the school board's plans to emphasize transparency, safety and academic success.
By: Scott Gelman
Some Northern Virginia Community College students will be paid while they train in a hospital. It’s part of a program that aims to address the nursing shortage.
By: Scott Gelman
The National Menorah is a legacy started by Gunther Kilsheimer, who fled the Holocaust and started Art Display Co. in 1947. Now in its third generation, the company creates signs and specialty projects with passion and pride.
By: Scott Gelman
Previous Freedom High School students and teacher Carlos Wallace standing with poinsettias in the greenhouse. (WTOP/Scott Gelman)
By: Scott Gelman
As part of their Heroes and Helpers event, Prince George's County police roamed around Target to provide $250 gift cards to over 100 families.
By: Scott Gelman
Thomas Taylor unveiled his first budget proposal as Montgomery County’s superintendent, detailing a $3.61 billion package that would add special education jobs.
By: Scott Gelman
Dozens of Maryland teachers are getting access to a prestigious certification for free, through a new partnership involving Bowie State University.
Yondr' pouches are seen at an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum on November 22, 2019 in New York City. Yondr creates phone-free spaces for artists,... Read more
By: Scott Gelman
Fairfax County's bustling shopping and entertainment districts are drawing in restaurants and stores, helping retail in the Northern Virginia suburb succeed.
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