Brian Hamilton is the host of Mountain Grass and Blues Power. A retired journalist and long-time volunteer at WUTC, he has a diverse background covering topics such as competitive sports, real estate, and travel. Brian's work has been featured in notable publications including Fortune, The New York Times, and NBC News.
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Brian Hamilton’s work is predominantly focused on sports, particularly college basketball and volleyball. He also touches on real estate occasionally. His coverage includes event analysis and data citations.
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For topics outside of sports such as real estate market trends, ensure that your pitch offers valuable data insights or industry-specific knowledge that aligns with his coverage style.
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The U.S. needs legislation to stop members of Congress from getting rich over the course of decades in office, Brian Hamilton writes.
Nearly 240 years after drafting the Constitution, the Founding Fathers still seem to have gotten far more right than wrong. In the main, our country is formed on ideas that still work.
Nearly 240 years after drafting the Constitution, the Founding Fathers still seem to have gotten far more right than wrong. In the main, our country is formed on ideas that still work.
By: Brian Hamilton
Cunningham fell to the floor after a hit to the face from Carrington's arm.
By: Brian Hamilton
Clark notched her league-high eighth technical in Saturday's road game against the Sky.
By: Brian Hamilton
Cunningham fell to the floor after a hit to the face from Carrington's arm.
By: Brian Hamilton
"I guess she has some pent-up stuff. So get your s--- off. That’s fine. I can take it," the Fever guard said of the Sky's Carrington.
By: Brian Hamilton
Some on social media faulted White for not criticizing a flagrant foul committed against Sophie Cunningham in a recent Fever game.
By: Brian Hamilton
You may have missed it amid the storms, but the Fever have won seven of the last nine heading into Friday's matchup against the Wings.
By: Brian Hamilton
INDIANAPOLIS -- Another notable thing happened to the Indiana Fever on Thursday morning: Nothing notable happened. They walked into an empty arena for practice. They stretched. They shot some layups. They moved to the other end of the floor and shot some more layups as "No Scrubs" echoed throughout Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
