Chief Storyteller, Anchor, Multi-skilled Journalist
Chris Costa is the Chief Storyteller, Anchor, and Multi-skilled Journalist at NEWS CENTER Maine. He specializes in finance and trading while also covering diverse topics such as adoption and foster care, the housing market, real estate development, and team sports. Chris has been featured in prominent outlets including WTSP-TV, Yahoo News, and The Seattle Times.
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Lewiston, United States (Local)
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Chris Costa's coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Maine and Portland. He emphasizes government announcements and often cites data to support his articles. His themes revolve around health, government & politics, as well as charity and sports.
To effectively pitch to Chris, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local government policies or announcements in Maine or Portland. Additionally, topics such as COVID-19 impact on the community's health and charitable initiatives within the area may be of interest to him based on his coverage attributes.
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The students collected donations to create meal kits and stock shelves with snacks. The nutrition director called the need a "crisis."
By: Chris Costa
The hospital system is holding a free screening on Wednesday, April 22 from 4 to 6 p.m. by appointment only. Doctors said 50-60% of patients present in late stages.
By: Chris Costa
It's not surprising when you consider how much activity is happening. More than $5.7B of capital investment and economic development activity is currently underway in the region, with another $2B in the queue. In 2025, The Partnership garnered 140 new or existing regional and Downtown project leads, the most in years.
By: Chris Costa
State investigators determined the owner of Apple Blossom Child Care gave at least two kids melatonin gummies at nap time without parents' permission.
By: Chris Costa
Kimberly Moreau went missing on May 10, 1986 from the end of her childhood home in Jay, Maine. She has not been seen since.
By: Chris Costa
The Imagination Ball takes place on Friday, May 8, at the children's museum to raise money to help decrease costs for families.
By: Chris Costa
Maine State Police arrested Stephen Bouchard on May 8 in Winslow on a murder charge that he killed his girlfriend, Alice Hawkes, in their apartment in 1987.
By: Chris Costa
Older Americans Month is celebrated each May nationally to raise awareness about the importance of community support and healthy aging initiatives.
By: Chris Costa
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services made the announcement Wednesday and said it took the action to prevent fraud, waste, and abuse.
By: Chris Costa
Staff at Town & Country Federal Credit Union said the texts included a link to an imposter website.
