Amanda Milkovits is a journalist for The Boston Globe, based in Rhode Island. She focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of crime, law enforcement, and community issues. Amanda's work has been featured in various publications and she is known for her investigative reporting.
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Amanda's reporting predominantly covers evolving and breaking local news stories, with a focus on crime and government & politics in Rhode Island. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights or exclusive information related to ongoing investigations, legal developments, or governmental announcements within the state.
Given her focus on local news, Amanda may appreciate pitches from individuals directly involved in the events being covered, such as law enforcement officials, political figures, community leaders or those impacted by the incidents. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable context and analysis on local crime trends or legislative changes are also likely to capture her interest.
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By: Amanda Milkovits
Mayor Brett Smiley said settlement “is the best possible outcome” and the city will shift its focus to the future of the waterfront space
By: Amanda Milkovits
Mayor Kenneth Hopkins’ friend, personal lawyer and campaign manager Robert D. Murray is also the lawyer defending Revity Energy LLC. The mayor insists it’s not an issue. But some residents call it a clear conflict of interest.
By: Amanda Milkovits
PROVIDENCE — Two men are accused of being couriers in lucrative “grandparent scams” that targeted people in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and nine other states.
By: Edward Fitzpatrick, Amanda Milkovits
CRANSTON, R.I. ― The incumbent mayors in Cranston, Warwick, Woonsocket, Cumberland, and Pawtucket had won or were leading their races Tuesday.
By: Amanda Milkovits
Timothy Masse, 33, was charged with disorderly conduct after he allegedly confronted voters and yelled slurs
By: Amanda Milkovits
Joseph Gannon, a teacher at Nathanael Greene Middle School in Providence, is seeking bail
By: Amanda Milkovits
Joseph Gannon, a teacher at Nathanael Greene Middle School in Providence, is seeking bail.
By: Amanda Milkovits
ACLU, Disability Rights, and Children's Rights have sued the state claiming it is denying Medicaid-eligible children access to care
By: Amanda Milkovits
The officer smuggled suboxone strips into the federal prison in a deal arranged by two inmates, a former detainee, and a girlfriend of one of the inmates.
By: Amanda Milkovits
The Warwick police focused early on Mark Perkins, the man charged with Lester's murder
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