Callan Tansill-Suddath
Reporter, State HouseCallan Tansill-Suddath is a State House Reporter for WYPR, where she covers the General Assembly.
She previously covered community news in Harford County for Baltimore Sun Media Group. While pursuing her Master’s in Journalism, Callan covered health and government for Capital News Service. She reported on homelessness and co-created a podcast on airline worker safety for the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism.
As an intern with New Hampshire Public Radio, Callan contributed reporting and helped produce the series “Death Resulting.” Her byline has appeared in Bustle, Insider, Street Sense Media, The Washington City Paper, and Vice.
She is from Silver Spring.
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Ferguson called this election a turning point for Maryland's leadership. -
Mosby, without Counsel, is asking a judge to review The Board's finding he violated rules by indirectly soliciting donations to a legal defense fund that took money from two city contractors. -
He is asking the Maryland State Prosecutor to investigate, and told the prosecutor to send a report to the U.S. Attorney for Maryland to pursue federal charges if needed. -
With the Democrats fresh off their first televised debate on Maryland Public Television Monday night, Wednesday’s two-hour event hosted by Bethesda Magazine offered a rare chance to hear from all four Republican gubernatorial candidates. -
During an appearance Tuesday on Midday with Tom Hall, Mosby also said she is confident she will beat the federal perjury and false statement charges against her. -
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According to the Mayor’s office, Polymer80 Inc. is behind 91% of all seized ghost guns in Baltimore. -
Diversifying the state’s business contracts and maintaining a triple-A bond rating are top priorities of both, but their focis differ in other areas. -
Residents argued the more than $560 million Mayor Brandon Scott has proposed for the Baltimore Police Department for fiscal year 2023 can be put to better use. -
