Brad Rogers is an Editorial Page Editor for WGME CBS13 and The Baltimore Banner. With a focus on local news in Maine, Brad covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events. His work has also been featured in various media outlets including WNYO-TV, Engineering News, WJAR-TV, KRXI FOX 11 News, Reno.
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Brad Rogers focuses on local news and breaking stories in Maine, with a strong emphasis on government and politics as well as crime-related topics. He frequently covers evolving local issues, highlighting the immediate impact of these events.
For effective outreach to Brad, consider providing insights related to ongoing or developing stories within Maine's political landscape or crime-related matters. Additionally, pitches covering significant government announcements at the state or local level are likely to capture his attention.
Given Brad's focus on specific areas of interest within Maine, he is most responsive to sources who can provide detailed perspectives on relevant local policies, community impacts of government decisions, crime trends in the area, and responses to natural disasters such as flooding.
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By: Brad Rogers
Some people in Sanford are crying "fowl" over dozens of chickens on their neighbor's property that they say are causing all kinds of problems.
By: Brad Rogers
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% PORTLAND (WGME) -- Rents keep going up in Maine, even in places like rural mobile home parks.
By: Brad Rogers
LISBON FALLS (WGME) – A new Homeland Security investigative report says the Lewiston mass shooter may have been planning a third attack.
PORTLAND (WGME) -- A family tragedy unraveled Thursday morning with two innocent people found dead and a suspect shot and killed by police on the Piscataqua River Bridge linking Maine and New Hampshire.
Access to some of Maine’s iconic beaches has been a hot button issue for years.
It was a busy Labor Day weekend across the state and in Old Orchard Beach as families squeezed in one last vacation before kids head back to school.
By: Brad Rogers
BRISTOL (WGME) -- For families in a Midcoast mobile home park, it's been a summer of heat, frustration, anger and limited running water.
By: Brad Rogers
BRUNSWICK (WGME) -- The cleanup of firefighting foam contaminated with forever chemicals at Brunswick Executive Airport is still ongoing.
BRUNSWICK (WGME) -- Bath Iron Works is taking a whole new approach to hiring shipbuilders in the face of a housing and child care shortage in Maine.
By: Brad Rogers
WELLS (WGME) -- Forever chemicals have devastated Maine farmers, whose land and well water are contaminated.
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