Norah Hogan is a reporter at Maine's Total Coverage. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government, politics, and climate change, covering a range of topics from elections and public policy to water management and juvenile detention. Norah's work has been featured in WBNG TV 12, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, WDSU-TV, WMTW-TV, CDC Gaming Reports, MSN, and KETV.
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Norah Hogan's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in the state of Maine, with an emphasis on community events and evolving stories. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights or interviews related to local government initiatives, policy changes, community events, and human interest stories within the specified areas.
Given her focus on local news, Norah Hogan may find value in sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert analysis of political developments at a local level. Additionally, she may welcome pitches involving individuals or organizations making a positive impact within these communities.
As most of her articles revolve around Maine-based topics such as floods, fires, legislative sessions among others; journalists should consider providing localized angles when reaching out to her.
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A viewer reported for jury selection and observed that fewer than half of the people summoned appeared in court.
By: Norah Hogan
"That's not breaking news for any politician, to tell you the truth"
Police recently arrested five teenagers for conspiracy to commit murder.
Since the start of the year, the Auburn Police Department has charged 35 minors with criminal offenses
By: Norah Hogan
A Maine man is sharing his story after losing roughly $27,000 in a romance scam that relied heavily on cryptocurrency transactions
Several Maine voters contacted 8 Investigates after encountering problems during Tuesday's primary election, including issues with party enrollment and ballot eligibility.
Searsmont Assistant Fire Chief Wayne Woodbury, who died nearly one month after he was injured in the Robbins Lumber fire and explosion, was honored with a procession on Monday.
Plans to redevelop the former Androscoggin Mill site into a data center are on hold after Sentinel Data Centers withdrew from the project, leaving hundreds of anticipated jobs in limbo
By: Norah Hogan
It's unclear how many teenagers have been arrested
By: Norah Hogan
Data from Public Utility Commission filings shows CMP customers were disconnected more than 38,000 times last year
