Liz Bateson is a weekend sunrise anchor and reporter at NBC 10, based in Rhode Island. With a focus on local news, Liz covers a wide range of topics including education, community initiatives, and events happening in and around Providence.
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Liz Bateson's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Rhode Island, with a significant emphasis on education-related topics and government announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new initiatives or developments within the education sector specifically tailored to Providence public schools, school safety measures, and legislation impacting education.
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By: Liz Bateson
The City of Providence’s internal team released a timeline of when the district could return to local control.
(WJAR) — Up against all 50 states, Rhode Island students ranked 29th in education, according to a new Rhode Island Kids Count report.
Monday marks day five of jury deliberations in the Karen Read murder trial.Despite an "exhaustive review of the evidence," the jury of six men and six women say
By: Liz Bateson
by LIZ BATESON, NBC 10 NEWS Mon, July 1st 2024 at 6:15 AM Updated Mon, July 1st 2024 at 8:55 AM More Videos
The Great Elephant Migration exhibit was officially unveiled at Rough Point Monday morning. (WJAR)
By: Liz Bateson
The Cranston Police Department investigate a stabbing and deadly crash on Oak Street in Cranston on July 4, 2024. (WJAR)
Some Scituate families are pushing back after learning their school district is closing some classrooms and doubling class sizes.
By: Liz Bateson
Parents could soon have more say in their child's special education services.
By: Liz Bateson
A new 13-member commission will focus on student transportation needs in Rhode Island.
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