Luca Powell is an Investigations Reporter at the Richmond Times-Dispatch. He covers a range of topics including investigations and courts, with a particular focus on education, construction, real estate, and transportation. Luca's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, The Roanoke Times, and the Virginian-Pilot, among others.
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Luca Powell's focus is predominantly on local crime, police activities, court rulings and government announcements within the Virginia area. Given this emphasis, pitches to Luca should be tailored to provide unique or exclusive insights into ongoing crime-related events in the Richmond area. This could include expert commentary from law enforcement officials, legal experts or community leaders involved with addressing crime and its impact.
As a local journalist covering evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and government activity in Virginia, Luca would likely appreciate sources who can offer timely updates on developing situations as well as those who can provide valuable context around ongoing issues such as the opioid crisis, prison closures or mental health policies within the region.
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By: Luca Powell
House for sale with real estate sign in yard. Jackyenjoyphotography/Getty Images
Out-of-state buyers are buying many of Connecticut’s lowest-value homes, especially in Hartford, Bridgeport, Waterbury and New Britain.
For $950 a month, you, too, can sign a lease at the Garden Hills Apartments in downtown Hartford.
By: Luca Powell
This story is the latest installment of RVA100, our series that highlights the people, places and objects that define the Richmond region.
By: Luca Powell
This story is the latest installment of RVA100, our series that highlights the people, places and objects that define the Richmond region.
By: Luca Powell
Some of what's been lost has been to the state's benefit, with more than $22 billion in revenue generated since the 1970s.
By: Luca Powell
Forty years after Foxwoods’ first bingo hall opened, Connecticut gambling has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry powered by casinos, lottery and apps.
By: Luca Powell
The town ranks first in Connecticut for average income — and among the wealthiest towns nationally, according to Census Bureau data.
The town ranks first in Connecticut for average income — and among the wealthiest towns nationally, according to Census Bureau data.
By: Luca Powell
The town ranks first in Connecticut for average income — and among the wealthiest towns nationally, according to Census Bureau data.
