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.
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By: Amanda Milkovits
The Narragansett man and a local gold dealer team up in ruse that led to arrest of Canadian man now accused of money laundering and fraud
By: Amanda Milkovits
“There's too many people running around, settling disputes with firearms,” said Rhode Island Superior Court Judge Maureen Keough
By: Amanda Milkovits
Garland also spoke about his office’s role in monitoring compliance with voting rights laws in Pawtucket last month: “There are many things up for debate in the United States. One of them is not the right to vote.”
By: Amanda Milkovits
“If nothing else, it's a discouraging blow to the town,” said attorney Stephen Lapatin, who represents a group of property owners called the Narragansett 2100
By: Amanda Milkovits
“The victims are smart. They are educated. They are kind. They are not foolish women. They were conned,” said Assistant United States Attorney Denise M. Barton
By: Travis Andersen, Amanda Milkovits, Nicole Yang
Providence police early Wednesday pulled over an SUV driven by New England Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore, who received summonses for
Police in Providence Wednesday pulled over an SUV driven by Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore, who after being cited for driving an unregistered vehicle accused the officers of racism on social media.
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.
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