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Mikenzie Frost

Baltimore

Political Reporter at WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD)

Politics at @FoxBaltimore and anchor of @FOX45InDepth | NMU Alum | Michigander | email tips: [email protected] | RT’s not endorsements

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  • DJS staff 'tired of being bullied, harassed,' one employee says

    1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Mikenzie Frost

    Assaults on staff members, serious injuries, fights among juveniles, and drug use are just some of the things a veteran Department of Juvenile Services employee alleges happen inside facilities. The employee, who wishes to remain anonymous, said there are also concerns about various leadership positions that have been hired within the agency.

  • FOX45: Political expert: Pro-Moore ad signals expensive reelection season ahead

    1 week ago | baltimoresun.com | Mikenzie Frost

    Democrats stuck in political ‘wilderness.’ Will they pivot to the center in 2026?

  • FOX45: Pro-Wes Moore ad signals expensive reelection season ahead, expert says

    1 week ago | capitalgazette.com | Mikenzie Frost

    PUBLISHED: May 27, 2025 at 12:32 PM EDTGov. Wes Moore got a little boost recently from a commercial by a fundraising nonprofit that some political experts are calling the kickoff to an expensive gubernatorial election season. The ad named “Steady Leadership” is backed by America Works USA, which is a political nonprofit.

  • Pro-Moore ad signals expensive re-election season ahead

    1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Mikenzie Frost

    Gov. Wes Moore got a little boost during the baseball game over the weekend during a commercial break from a fundraising nonprofit that some political experts are calling the kickoff to an expensive gubernatorial election season. The ad named 'Steady Leadership' is backed by America Works USA, which is a political nonprofit. It features a woman talking up the work of Gov.

  • 'Be honest about it'

    2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Mikenzie Frost

    Overtime and longstanding vacancies are costing city taxpayers, according to Baltimore budget leaders, and city council members have started looking for solutions. During a committee hearing Thursday, budget leaders told the members of the Baltimore City Council there are nearly 2,000 vacancies across city agencies and 73% of them stem from five agencies: fire, police, public works, health, and transportation. To make up for the vacant positions, overtime must be worked to maintain services.

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Mikenzie Frost
Mikenzie Frost @MikenzieFrost
14 May 25

150 elementary students evacuated by boat amid flooding in Western Maryland https://t.co/RHtqYdlEyP

Mikenzie Frost
Mikenzie Frost @MikenzieFrost
13 May 25

While on @FOXBaltimore, @OIG_Balt_County Kelly Madigan says she doesn't know why she was told her contract would not be renewed. Despite the unexpected letter from the County Executive, Madigan says she's going to re-apply for the job. "I love the job, it's been such an honor." https://t.co/jvOnJEnuxH

Mikenzie Frost
Mikenzie Frost @MikenzieFrost
13 May 25

RT @doyle0213: The building fire in West Baltimore has escalated to a 4th alarm. That brings more than 130 @BaltimoreFire Firefighters. A s…