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. @JohnWesleyLee2
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Patoka says he has three votes. He needs four for passage. -
Monday night’s low temperature is expected to be around 8 degrees. -
Jones and Patoka have the most money but Stewart and Young say they are competitive. -
Race is on to replace Todd Crandell, who is retiring. -
The county is asking the state legislature for more money to fix roads. -
Matching public campaign funds are available for the first time in Baltimore County. -
Klausmeier administration says anti-ICE legislation would not change county policies. -
In an interview with WYPR, Marc Platt, the show’s producer, talks about his musical foundation in Pikesville. -
Councilman Pat Young says his legislation would give the county time to study the impact of data centers. -
Kelly Madigan says Baltimore County residents have no faith in their government.
