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Hurricane Milton brought a thousand-year rain event to Tampa Bay; 2.2 million are still without power; Ohio voters have more in common than you might think; New legislative scorecard highlights leaders on children's issues; Feds set deadline to replace lead water pipes; schools excluded new legislative scorecard highlights leaders on children's issues.
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Civil rights groups push for a voter registration deadline extension in Georgia, federal workers helping in hurricane recovery face misinformation and threats of violence, and Brown University rejects student divestment demands.
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Hurricane Helene has some rural North Carolina towns worried larger communities might get more attention, mixed feelings about ranked choice voting on the Oregon ballot next month, and New York farmers earn money feeding school kids.
Brett brings 7 years of radio news writing experience at Metro Source.
Languages Spoken: English
Topic Expertise: Monetary policy, economic systems, resource distribution, rent seeking, neo-feudalism
Local Expertise: Texas, Southwest, Tri-State NJ/NY/CT
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A new report looking at agribusiness consolidation found decades of mergers have reduced competition, leading to higher costs for farmers and …
Forage fish, a critical food source for other species, are in decline up and down the Eastern Seaboard but menhaden decline in Maryland waters has …
A new report shows minimum wage increases have had little effect on the number of jobs in Maryland and nationwide. While the rhetoric around …
This is Pollution Prevention Week and advocates are renewing their call on one plastics manufacturer to clean up its act. An August demonstration at …
New federal legislation would make polluters pay for the costs of climate change mitigation. On Thursday, Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., introduced …
September is Hunger Action Month and advocates in Baltimore City are calling attention to expanding food deserts. Over the summer the Giant Foods …
As kids head back to school, advocates are calling for expanded access to school-based mental health services in Maryland and nationwide. The …
A new poll found the Maryland's U.S. Senate race is a dead heat and Marylanders 50 and older are highly motivated to vote. The bipartisan poll …
Dado que la ciudad de Baltimore experimentó un calor récord este verano, los esfuerzos locales para combatir el efecto de isla de calor …
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