Scott Gelman is a reporter at WTOP. With a focus on transportation and mobility, real estate, and public education, Scott covers a range of topics including cannabis regulation and traffic management systems. He has been featured in various outlets, including Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, NBC Washington, and Bethesda Magazine.
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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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Chef Seng Luangrath is bringing Lao food into the spotlight through her Northern Virginia and D.C. restaurants and a deeply personal mission.
By: Scott Gelman
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger is planning to veto legislation that would have created a legalized marijuana marketplace, a source told WTOP.
After noticing that students started arriving at school late in the morning, Dunbar High School P.E. teacher Alex Clark created a plan to try and change the habit.
Tom Donohue was taken to Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center in Southeast D.C. by ambulance last July. When he arrived, he wasn't triaged.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger has signed a proposal that will allow homeowners and renters to begin using plug-in solar systems.
After finishing Sunday's annual motorcycle ride from the Pentagon to the National Mall, J.R. May parked his bike along Constitution Avenue and reflected.
By: Scott Gelman
As the annual Rolling to Remember motorcycle ride made its way across the Memorial Bridge and toward the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday afternoon, a group gathered nearby holding signs and drawing attention to its artwork.
Paralympic triathlete and Army vet Kelly Elmlinger reflects on resilience, mental health and ability during Wounded Warrior Project’s Soldier Ride 250 to D.C.
By: Scott Gelman
Saniya Yamin was researching standardized testing equity for a class assignment when she learned only about half of Virginia's high schoolers actually take the SAT exam.
By: Scott Gelman
A long line of teachers and staff formed just outside the Food Science Lab at Independence High School on Friday afternoon.
