Hanna Krueger is an Investigative Reporter at The Boston Globe and Globe Spotlight. She covers a range of topics including business and economics, the economy, and competitive sports, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Hanna's work has been featured in NOLA.com, The Boston Globe, STAT News, MSN, The Wall Street Journal, and The Times.
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Hanna Krueger's reporting primarily focuses on local crime and public safety in New Orleans and Louisiana. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, violence, shootings, robberies, stabbings, police activities, law enforcement issues.
Given her focus on covering local tragedies and incidents related to crime and violence in the New Orleans area specifically, she may be more responsive to pitches from individuals or organizations with direct involvement or expertise within these areas. This could include community leaders advocating for safer neighborhoods or experts providing insight into crime prevention measures specific to this region.
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By: Hanna Krueger
Dr. Bronner’s Is Still Standing on a Soapbox—and Sales Are Booming
VISTA, Calif.—It was only 9 a.m., but David Bronner, whose title is Cosmic Engagement Officer of Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps, had already picked two fights.
By: Alistair Macdonald, Hanna Krueger
A string of perceived snubs, missed connections and canceled meetings have rocked the relationship between Beretta and Sturm Ruger.
By: Hanna Krueger, Alistair MacDonald
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification.
By: Hanna Krueger
Todd Seyfert explains how monthslong hostility ended, and where the two storied gun makers go from here.
By: Hanna Krueger
The sportswear company restocked the team jerseys this week, well after the U.S. was eliminated from the World Cup.
Hanna Krueger Nike ran low on U.S. soccer jerseys at the worst possible time. Now they are restocked, too late to capitalize on the team's run through the World Cup.
Nike is rebooting its troubled China operations, betting that offering fewer places to buy its sneakers in its third-largest market will help sell more of them.
Analysts who follow Nike are expressing skepticism about its move to consolidate online sales in China. The company said Wednesday that it will cut off most of th
Sportswear giant to cut off most online third-party vendors selling its products to take more control
