Tessa Bentulan is an investigative reporter at NewsChannel 13. With a focus on education, government, and politics, she covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and regional news, bringing a keen eye for detail to her reporting. Tessa's work has been featured in WNYT NewsChannel 13, 7News DC, The Capital, FOX Baltimore, and The Baltimore Sun.
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By: Tessa Bentulan
by TESSA BENTULAN | Spotlight on Maryland Wed, January 7, 2026 at 5:58 PM Updated Wed, January 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM
By: Tessa Bentulan
Gov. Wes Moore has made lowering Maryland's teacher vacancy rate a priority, pointing to targeted investments aimed at strengthening the educator pipeline.
By: Tessa Bentulan
Attempts to recruit former federal workers into Maryland classrooms following mass layoffs and firings under the Trump administration are producing limited results.
Maryland law enforcement agencies are warning residents about a fast-growing scam in which callers impersonate police officers, threaten arrest and demand pay.
By: Tessa Bentulan
MARYLAND (WBFF) — More than a year after Maryland paid roughly $240,000 in taxpayer funds to Accenture to help prepare for a second Trump
By: Tessa Bentulan
Maryland receives hundreds of millions of dollars each year to help its lowest-income families through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program, but only a portion reaches families as direct cash assistance.
Honey Levitzky thought she was making the right decision when she moved back to Maryland in November.
By: Tessa Bentulan
MARYLAND (WBFF) — As Maryland continues to bleed population to lower-cost states, the families and business owners packing their bags are highlighting
As Maryland continues to bleed population to lower-cost states, the families and business owners packing their bags are highlighting a disconnect.
As Maryland continues to bleed population to lower-cost states, the families and business owners packing their bags are highlighting a disconnect between the lived reality of residents and the narrative offered by the state's political leadership.
