Nate Thompson is an Editor/Designer with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Maine and Portland. His work has been featured in publications such as The Portland Press Herald, Sun Journal - Sun Media Group, Morning Sentinel, and Tribune Democrat. Nate covers a range of topics including environmental issues, legal cases, transportation accidents, and sports.
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Nate Thompson's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Maine and the broader New England area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government & politics, crime, entertainment news, and sports.
Given Nate’s focus on local breaking news and evolving stories with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements, he is likely to be responsive to pitches involving exclusive or time-sensitive information related to local governance issues, crime developments or legal matters within his geographic scope.
Additionally, due to the regional nature of his coverage it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to him about national issues such as NLRB cases or maritime incidents to contextualize their pitch specifically within the New England area.
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By: Nate Thompson
Politicians had to pull some strings to help the groom get to Italy on time.
By: Nate Thompson
Police in Trumbull, Connecticut say the bag full of money was clearly marked as belonging to the town's tax department.
By: Nate Thompson
ND Paper Inc. and T&D Wood Energy LLC have been cited multiple times over the past few years.
By: Nate Thompson
Legislators want to know why they weren't informed as required by law. A meeting with officials is planned for next month.
By: Nate Thompson
A judge revokes bail after the man is accused of failing to charge his monitoring bracelet.
The crew of a fishing boat in the area was able to find the man in pitch-dark conditions.
By: Nate Thompson
Four people died in the accident at a Connecticut airport in 2021.
By: Nate Thompson
Unlike some larger schools, which rake in big profits from athletics, Dartmouth's basketball program loses money, the college says.
By: Brandon Rabish, Brayden Swope, Jacob Wilson, Quincy Swaim, Tristen Ruffley, Dylan Stohon, Brandon Gregovich, Nate Thompson, Luke Raho, Glaiden Hale, Justin Whysong, Cole Nicodemus, Dominic Heiple, Aiden Roby, Mac Foor, Craig Jarvis, Hayden Hutzell, Grady
Greater Johnstown’s Donte Tisinger (top) pressures Penn Cambria’s Gavin Harrold during a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference game at Doc Stofko Gymnasium in Johnstown, PA., Tuesday, Dec.5, 2023. By John Rucosky
Upper Michigan Today Thursday, January 25.
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