Noble Brigham is a Court Reporter at the Review-Journal. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering themes such as litigation, crime and justice, and civil and family law. Noble's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Yahoo News, and The Providence Journal.
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Noble Brigham's reporting primarily focuses on local breaking news and evolving crime-related stories in Boise, Idaho. If you have insights or information related to ongoing criminal investigations, road closures, local legal cases, or law enforcement issues in Boise and the surrounding areas of Idaho, your pitch is likely to align well with Noble's coverage.
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LAS VEGAS — Jurors have reached a guilty verdict Monday in the murder trial over the death of Tupac Shakur after attorneys made their final pitch in closing arguments, with
By: Noble Brigham
LAS VEGAS — Jurors have reached a guilty verdict Monday in the murder trial over the death of Tupac Shakur after attorneys made their final pitch
By: Noble Brigham
LAS VEGAS — Jurors have reached a guilty verdict Monday in the murder trial over the death of Tupac Shakur after attorneys made their final pitch
By: Noble Brigham
In the wake of her death Friday, Glass' family is telling the story of the photo that resulted from that chance encounter.
By: Noble Brigham
Glass famously sentenced O.J. Simpson to prison. But she was also a wife, mother and mediator who loved helping people, he said.
By: Noble Brigham
Former Clark County District Judge Jackie Glass' family decided to hold a private funeral after her death Friday
By: Noble Brigham
Years after District Judge Jackie Glass sentenced O.J. Simpson to prison, she and a group of attorney friends ran into him at a restaurant.
By: Noble Brigham
The trial was a chance for them to be in proximity and pay homage to a figure they admire and people who knew him.
By: Noble Brigham
In court, he kept his head and eyes downcast. Police found three bodies in an apartment — a woman in her 40s, a teenage girl and a boy under 10.
By: Noble Brigham
A judge dismissed five charges against ex-Boulder City coach Frank Mariani, who still faces 10 counts alleging misconduct involving minors.
