Brian Scott-Smith is a Freelance Reporter/Producer. He covers a range of topics including local news, politics, and insurance, with a focus on delivering insightful analysis and engaging storytelling. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Connecticut Mirror, The Connecticut Examiner, WSHU Public Radio, Insurance NewsNet, and CTNewsJunkie.
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Brian's coverage focuses on local news within Connecticut, with an emphasis on government announcements and press releases related to various topics including transportation, historical sites, farming grants, and environmental issues. Given this focus, experts or sources with direct involvement in these local initiatives would likely be valuable for his coverage.
Based on the themes covered by Brian Scott-Smith - Government & Politics (31%), Culture & Society (22%), Business & Industry (18%) - pitches should highlight relevant expertise from individuals involved in these sectors at a local level. Additionally, considering the diverse range of topics covered within Connecticut such as marine life conservation and construction delays among others can help tailor outreach efforts effectively.
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By: Brian Scott-Smith
OLD LYME — “The most common question I got during the campaign and when I'm out speaking to folks is, I know as treasurer you are involved in managing money, outside of that, I have no idea what you do,” State Treasurer Erick Russell told a gathering of about fifty people at a community conversation event in Old Lyme recently.
By: Brian Scott-Smith
WASHINGTON DC – The Bureau of Ocean and Energy Management sent a shock wave through the offshore wind industry on Friday when it issued a stop work order to the Danish energy giant Ørsted on its installation of Revolution Wind 15 miles off the coast of Rhode Island.
By: Brian Scott-Smith, Wshu By
It's a blow to the offshore wind industry and Ørsted, the energy company responsible for the construction, as the Revolution Wind project is 80% complete and was due to start producing power for Connecticut and Rhode Island in 2026.
By: Wshu By, Brian Scott-Smith
Members of the U.S. Submarine Base in New London held their annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony on Thursday.
A WSHU Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request has unearthed over 100 documents relating to an unauthorized inspection of a Connecticut cannabis cultivator earlier this year, after the company’s CEO gave testimony at a General Law Committee public hearing on March 19.
By: Brian Scott-Smith, Wshu By
The Connecticut Port Authority will pay construction firm Kiewit $11.3 million for work on State Pier in New London.
By: Brian Scott
The Connecticut Humane Society and Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz (D-CT) are warning pet owners to stay vigilant during the holidays.
By: Brian Scott-Smith, Wshu By
A new fire safety video has been released by the Connecticut State Fire Marshal's office to remind people to take extra precautions to prevent fires and burn injuries over the holiday season.
By: Brian Scott-Smith, Julie Freddino, Wshu By
WSHU Public Radio is pleased to announce that award-winning journalist Brian Scott-Smith has been named the new local host of Morning Edition , the station's flagship daily morning news program.
