Midwesterner. Pulitzer finalist. Dig into environment/public health for @chicagotribune. EPL/NBA/MLB obsessive. Victoria Concordia Crescit.
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Michael Hawthorne's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, specifically in the Kimberley area of Northern Cape, South Africa. His articles cover a wide range of topics including water crisis, crime, and infrastructure issues.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, he may be interested in pitches related to investigative reports or expert commentary on local government policies impacting the Kimberley area. Additionally, insights into ongoing community issues such as the water crisis and crime would likely capture his attention.
Sources with direct knowledge or experience regarding the Kimberley region’s infrastructure challenges or those involved with local governmental decisions could be valuable for potential story leads.
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By: Michael Hawthorne
More than 40 million people in the United States and Canada depend on the Great Lakes for drinking water.
By: Michael Hawthorne
ERIE, Pa. — On an overcast day in this Great Lakes city, semitrucks pulled alongside railcars parked at a tree-lined siding.
By: Michael Hawthorne
ERIE, Pensilvania — En un día nublado en esta ciudad de los Grandes Lagos, los camiones de gran tonelaje se detuvieron junto a los vagones de tren aparcados en un apartadero bordeado de árboles.
By: Michael Hawthorne
Francis Nuamah, left to right, Jessie Wilson and Chelsea Rochman collect samples of microplastics along the shoreline, Oct. 2, 2025, at the Experimental
By: Michael Hawthorne
More than 40 million people in the United States and Canada depend on the Great Lakes for drinking water.
By: Michael Hawthorne
If stacked within Chicago's Millennium Park, plastic dumped into the environment since the middle of the last century would rise beyond the edge of outer space.
By: Michael Hawthorne
As people age, cholesterol and fat gradually clog the walls of two large arteries carrying oxygen-rich blood to the brain.
By: Michael Hawthorne
More than 40 million depend on the Great Lakes for drinking water. Yet plastic pollution in the lake water isn’t regulated, and manufacturers are moving to dramatically increase the amount of plastics produced.
By: Michael Hawthorne
As people age, cholesterol and fat gradually clog the walls of two large arteries carrying oxygen-rich blood to the brain.
By: Michael Hawthorne
As people age, cholesterol and fat gradually clog the walls of two large arteries carrying oxygen-rich blood to the brain.
