John Lee
Reporter, Baltimore CountyJohn Lee is a reporter for WYPR covering Baltimore County.
John has worked in news for more than 20 years. He has been a news director, assistant news director, managing editor, assignment editor and reporter at various radio and television news stations. He’s won numerous awards from The Associated Press, including best news operation, best continuing news story, and best news series.
Before coming to WYPR, John spent more than a decade as a stay-at-home dad. During that time he raised a disabled child. He also listened to WYPR every day thinking, “I’d like to work there.”
In 2013, John did just that. He started as “the world’s oldest intern."
John has both a master’s degree in media management and a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from Virginia Commonwealth University.
-
But charter does not say what, if anything can be done about it. -
Superintendent Williams to update school board Tuesday night on cyberattack.
-
Federal guidelines keep them from collecting a bonus the paid county firefighters are getting
-
Proposed map introduced at county council Monday night.
-
Candidates could receive matching public funds.
-
County had asked to know by Monday.
-
The child care industry across the state is suffering financially, and the COVID-19 pandemic is only partly to blame. The debate over how to redraw Baltimore County Council maps to represent racial equity is an unsolved conundrum. And President Biden paid a second visit to Baltimore, this time drumming up enthusiasm for his recently passed trillion dollar infrastructure package.
-
Votes aren't there for the council to pass a map.
-
School system warned threat remains.
-
It's using high tech mapping to rank tree-starved neighborhoods
