Mike Wade is a Senior Reporter at The Times. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to climate change and environmental issues, while also exploring themes related to North America. His work has been featured in various publications including Desert Sun Media Group, BioRxiv, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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By: Mike Wade
The fitness fan who was in beauty contests with Marilyn Monroe introduced the toy to 1950s America
Tensions are rising as the deadline nears for a seven-state plan on managing the Colorado River. The Bureau of Reclamation is asking for an agreed upon framework by November 11
The Colorado River Basin was inhabited by indigenous people for thousands of years, using its water resources for farming and to support their communities. The river serves many more people today, thanks to modern engineering and water supply projects in all seven Basin States from Wyoming to California.
The Scottish Greens are hoping to pull off a big upset against the SNP in their No 1 target seat in next month’s Holyrood election
As the Holyrood election looms, the dereliction of Kirkcaldy High Street is driving voters in Gordon Brown’s former heartland away from ‘establishment’ parties
At the heart of one of the most contested constituencies in the Holyrood election, it’s a three-horse race with Reform coming up on the inside
The scion of the long-time Nationalist dynasty faces his stiffest test yet as an independent, but could the Lib Dems sneak through the middle?
The Sunday Times reporter Mike Wade spent years covering the gripping story behind the Netflix documentary Should I Marry a Murderer?
Mike Wade watched the SNP’s now disgraced former chief play a central role in transforming the party into an election winner
How Wild Rice Electric Cooperative used a system assessment to target the right corridors and prove it worked.
