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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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.
By: Tessa Bentulan
SHADY SIDE, Md. -- The Chesapeake Bay’s blue crab harvest is a Maryland summer ritual, but the math of the harvest has become as precarious as the tides.
By: Tessa Bentulan
MARYLAND (WBFF) — Maryland's state government is hemorrhaging taxpayer money, with recent audits uncovering more than $1.2 billion in questionable spending, improper payments and financial irregularities.
Maryland's state government is hemorrhaging taxpayer money, with recent audits uncovering more than $1.2 billion in questionable spending, improper payments and financial irregularities.
By: Tessa Bentulan
Willie Johnson spent 37 years working his way up the ranks of the U.S. Postal Service, a career of meticulous management that he says left him well prepared to navigate the bureaucracy of his retirement.
By: Tessa Bentulan
An 83-year-old Pikesville retiree is fighting Baltimore City Hall for an $831 reimbursement after he said a pothole damaged his car, exposing a wider battle over road conditions and funding.
By: Tessa Bentulan
MARYLAND (WBFF) — Marylanders overwhelmingly travel by car. Drivers also pay the gas taxes, registration fees, title fees and other charges that generate much of the state's transportation revenue.
