Wambui Kamau is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She writes for WYPR, covering local news and events in the Baltimore area. Her work has also been featured in Baltimore Fishbowl, where she covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and community initiatives.
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Wambui's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics, crime, legal policy regulation, and community projects in the Baltimore area. She has a particular interest in announcements from government officials and evolving stories related to local governance.
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Khalil Zaied will lead an agency that has been marred by several scandals that include water quality issues, poor service delivery and reports of a toxic work culture.
Maryland’s Public Service Commission will hold a hearing Tuesday, regarding Baltimore Gas and Electric’s (BGE) multi-year plan. Instead of a large, one-time increase, the utility will ask regulators for approval to raise rates over several years.
By: Bge Bill, Sarah Y. Kim
Maryland’s Public Service Commission will hold a hearing Tuesday, to review lessons learned from Baltimore Gas and Electric’s (BGE) 2021-2023 multi-year rate plan. The hearing is part of the commission’s evaluation process, where feedback will be gathered to assess how well the plan met the goals set by the PSC.
By: Wambui Kamau
Utilities supported the measure while various stakeholders opposed, saying it’s time for the state to cut its losses.
Maryland ranks fourth in the nation for its population of African immigrants. Often overlooked, this community of about 900,000 people has begun organizing and demanding more political representation.
As in-person early voting got underway Thursday in Maryland, a nation divided in the presidential race was on display at a voting center in Baltimore County.
Fatmata Barrie, wearing a denim coat, is the co-chair of Africans in the Diaspora for Harris-Walz
Democrat Angela Alsobrooks and Republican Larry Hogan are competing for a U.S. Senate seat that could determine control of the chamber.
Chris Billiak, president of the Greater Remington Improvement Association (GRIA), marks the concrete making room for plenty of tree pits.
John Kellett (wearing the cap) digs trash out of a dumpster that Mr. Trash Wheel collected.
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