Tolly Taylor is an investigative reporter for WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, with a focus on local news in Maryland, particularly in the city of Baltimore. Tolly's work has also been featured in WPRI Connects, showcasing his dedication to uncovering important stories and holding those in power accountable.
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Tolly Taylor's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Baltimore, Maryland. With a significant emphasis on exclusive reports and citing data, Tolly is likely to respond well to pitches that offer unique insights or access to specific data related to local governance, public policy issues such as lead pipe safety or Medicare fraud.
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By: Tolly Taylor
BEL AIR, Md. — The number of Harford County Public Schools where the drinking water is contaminated has grown, 11 News Investigates has learned.
The first chunk of funding for the "Stop Sinclair" political committee comes from the campaigns of top Baltimore City government leaders, 11 News Investigates has learned.
By: Tolly Taylor
Two Baltimore County Public Schools were found to have elevated levels of so-called "forever chemicals" in the drinking water.
The charter amendment that would have stripped mayoral control of Baltimore's powerful spending board is dead, 11 News Investigates has learned.
By: Tolly Taylor
Baltimore's mayor canceled his attending a state conference, but the city still got stuck with the bill for a member of his security detail.
By: Tolly Taylor
A Baltimore company that created technology to reduce the effects of climate change at no cost to city taxpayers has been doing its research at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant since 2011.
A Baltimore City Inspector General Report Wednesday morning backed up what one small business owner has told 11 News Investigates since January.
By: Tolly Taylor
A judge ruled Friday that Anne Arundel County Public Schools teacher Matthew Schlegel, accused of sexual assault, would not go free before his trial in December.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works is losing one of its top officials amid a summer of turmoil for the city agency.
By: Tolly Taylor
Two members of Maryland's congressional delegation said on Friday that it's now unlikely that Congress will pay for 100% of the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild before the election.
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