Alex Haskell is a Reporter/Anchor at NEWS CENTER Maine. He covers a wide range of topics including security and law enforcement, cybersecurity, and agriculture, with a focus on issues like cyber attacks, data breaches, and organic farming. Alex's work has been featured in WLTX-TV and THV11.
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Alex Haskell's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics in Maine, with a significant focus on crime-related issues. Pitches to Alex should offer insights from local political figures or community leaders regarding the topics he frequently covers, such as gun violence prevention, healthcare policies, homelessness solutions, LGBTQ+ rights, affordable housing initiatives, and domestic violence support efforts.
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By: Alex Haskell
The Maine Immigrants' Rights Coalition said calls to its hotline and reports of detentions have increased sharply in recent weeks.
By: Alex Haskell
Supporters vow to challenge the finding, while opponents say the recommendation is a “powerful first step” for transgender students in Maine.
By: Alex Haskell
AAA predicts record holiday travel, while Maine State Police urge drivers to slow down and stay alert during the return trip home.
By: Alex Haskell
Union leaders say the district is prioritizing administrative positions over classroom support staff ahead of June 9 vote.
By: Alex Haskell
A spokesperson for the Maine Public Utilities Commission said the commission will review the request and determine whether to open a formal investigation.
By: Alex Haskell
The arrests come amid a rise in youth gun violence, to which the city's police chief said they are working to find a long term solution.
By: Alex Haskell
Mark Curtis, general manager of Gorham Sand & Gravel, said his company is owed approximately $1 million.
By: Alex Haskell
As the June 9 primary approaches, candidates are focusing on housing affordability, residency questions, and who is best positioned for November.
By: Alex Haskell
Several organizations and political figures are responding after former girlfriends described aspects of Platner's past behavior as "intimidating and disturbing."
Tuesday marks the third day of ranked-choice tabulations as election workers continue working through results from all 16 Maine counties. Three key primary races in Maine will be decided by ranked-ch...
