Nicole Asbury is an Education Reporter at The Washington Post. She focuses on Maryland schools and education, bringing insights from her background as a Kansas native. Nicole's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Boston Globe, The Dallas Morning News, and RealClear Education.
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Nicole Asbury's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly in the education sector, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. Based on her coverage attributes, she may be open to receiving pitches related to breaking news in the education sector within the United States, especially those pertaining to school districts or legal policy regulation.
Given her focus on local news within Maryland and Washington D.C., outreach efforts should center around providing insights into educational developments impacting these regions specifically. Additionally, due to her reporting of evolving stories and government announcements related to education and school districts, experts offering commentary or analysis concerning these areas are likely to resonate well with Nicole.
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By: Nicole Asbury
Bicyclists pass along the Trinity Skyline Trail during a warm summer day, on Wednesday, July 29, 2026 in Dallas. Shafkat Anowar/The Dallas Morning News
By: Nicole Asbury
The former chief financial officer of a Dallas-based charity for children was recently sentenced to five years in prison after he pled guilty to wire fraud.
By: Nicole Asbury
A Fort Worth couple was sentenced Tuesday after they pled guilty to a conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Jenny Kane/AP
A Fort Worth homebuilder was sentenced to serve more than six years in federal prison Tuesday after he admitted to orchestrating a scheme in which
A spokesperson added that investigators determined the 90,000-acre blaze was "human-caused."
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Firefighters worked on bringing the wildfire to an area that made it easier to suppress its flames...
By: Nicole Asbury
Dallas police pieced together the events that led to a 20-year-old's death using Flock cameras, witness testimony and cellphone records
By: Nicole Asbury
The grass fire was 230 acres, according to a tracker from the Texas A&M Forest Service.
Sep. 5—A large grass fire prompted evacuation orders in Ellis County Friday evening, according to a social media post from Ellis County’s emergency management.
By: Nicole Asbury
The drive-in movie theater announced it would have its last showing on Sept. 7. Hundreds of patrons came Saturday to watch one last flick.
