Alan J. Keays is a local journalist based in Montpelier, Vermont. He writes for VTDigger and Valley News, covering a range of topics including crime, court cases, politics, and local news. His work has also been featured in the Vermont Community Newspaper Group and the Williston Observer.
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Alan J. Keays specializes in covering legal issues, crime, and government & politics within the state of Vermont. His focus on local news suggests that he will be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing court cases, law enforcement matters, and any evolving legal or political stories within Vermont.
Given his coverage attributes which include expert commentary and breaking news among others, Alan may be open to receiving input from legal professionals involved in high-profile cases or those with expertise in specific areas of law relevant to his coverage.
If you're looking to pitch a story idea for Alan's consideration, it would be beneficial if your pitch is tied directly to Vermont-based legal issues or criminal justice system developments.
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By: Alan J. Keays
A Massachusetts teen is facing a felony charge for his alleged role in a fatal shooting more than a week ago in Waterbury.
By: Alan J. Keays
The Albany office of the FBI, which is leading the investigation, did not disclose whether anyone was injured or who fired shots.
By: Alan J. Keays
The family of the two people said in a statement provided through state police, “As a devoted couple of more than 70 years, who had recently experienced precipitously declining health, they chose to die together as they’d lived together.”
By: Alan J. Keays
Timothy Gabriel, 30, still awaits sentencing on a separate federal charge stemming from the reported theft of a patrol rifle from inside the cruiser.
By: Alan J. Keays
In its unanimous decision issued Friday, the high court wrote of Grismore, “Respondent has failed to identify any violation of his due-process rights.”
By: Alan J. Keays
The legal action by the Vermont ice cream maker against Unilever was filed this week in federal court in New York.
By: Alan J. Keays
Two Massachusetts men pleaded not guilty Monday to charges stemming from the Friday night shooting.
By Alan J. Keays / VTDigger
By: Alan J. Keays
Leticia Russi-Shareno is expected to plead guilty next month in federal court in Burlington to a single count of wire fraud that resulted in a $36,000 “out-of-pocket” loss to the union, according to court records filed this week in the case.
By: Alan J. Keays
The lawsuit was brought by the parents of 6-month-old Harper Rose and accused the Vermont Department for Children and Families of failing to properly investigate past complaints about the facility.
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