Tom Fitzgerald is a National Politics Writer at FOX 5 DC. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on security and law enforcement, as well as events and conferences. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as FOX 10 Phoenix, The Washington Post, and Cosmopolitan.
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Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow traffic cameras at pedestrian crosswalks to ticket drivers who fail to yield.
By: Amanda Hurley, Tom Fitzgerald
Despite the logistical nightmare of securing 3,000 attendees at the Washington Hilton, an expert says the Secret Service neutralized a recent threat exactly according to protocol.
By: Lorenzo Marquez, Tom Fitzgerald
It's the biggest night in fashion, aka, the Met Gala ! We say it's the Number One red carpet night on the yearly calendar because it's held in the
Arlington County officials faced congressional scrutiny Monday after House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan sent letters challenging local immigration enforcement policies.
The D.C. Board of Elections began mailing ballots Monday for the District’s mayoral primary, the first election in city history to use ranked choice voting.
Montgomery County leaders are revising the county’s gun safety law after Maryland’s highest court struck down some restrictions as too broad.
Culpeper County residents are expected to speak out against the proposed Valley Link transmission project at a supervisors meeting Tuesday night.
Federal and local officials testified before Congress about the Potomac River sewage spill caused by a pipe collapse that released an estimated 300 million gallons of raw sewage.
The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday approved a $7.9 billion county budget and adopted a progressive income tax measure, but the decision leaves Montgomery County Public Schools confronting a $36 million funding gap that could lead to significant staffing cuts.
By: Tom Fitzgerald, Isabel Soisson
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a law Tuesday changing how some violent juvenile cases are handled.
