Doug Stewart is a Web Producer at National Fisherman. He covers a diverse range of topics, including crime and justice, the judicial system, public security, and education, with a keen focus on public education and campus life. Doug’s work has been featured in various outlets, including FOX61/CW20, WWL-TV Channel 4, and WorkBoat.
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Doug Stewart's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, accidents, and police investigations in the United States, specifically Connecticut and Hartford. He seems particularly interested in breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
If you are a source with relevant information regarding ongoing criminal investigations, accidents, or law enforcement-related developments within the specified geographic area, reaching out to Doug could be beneficial. Providing detailed insights into evolving stories or exclusive access to breaking news events related to crime or law enforcement may also capture his attention.
Given Doug’s focus on local incidents and ongoing investigations, providing accurate and timely updates about such events would likely align well with his reporting interests.
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By: Doug Stewart
The stolen check was intended for a contractor on the new police station.
Joseph Magnano is expected to be arraigned Friday in connection with the shooting death of a Hartford man earlier this year.
By: Doug Stewart
Higher Edge works at empowering low-income, first-generation college students.
Most of the LGBTQ Film Festival will be screened at Cinestudio at Trinity College in Hartford. The closing night film will be held at the Connecticut Science Center.
Pietras faces dozens of larceny charges.
By: Doug Stewart
Morales was sentenced to 63 years in prison.
Bridgeport police arrested Jahmar Whittingham for allegedly fatally stabbing a family member and injuring two others during a domestic incident on Laurel Avenue.
By: Doug Stewart
Tricia Conroy lied on her application about having ties to another business that also provided services.
A mother and son have been identified as two of the three skeletal remains found inside a Connecticut home bought at a foreclosure auction.
By: Doug Stewart
New London's skyline changed instantaneously on Jan. 25, 2024, when the steeple of the church at the intersection of State Street and Union Street collapsed.
