Oscar Margain is a Bilingual Reporter at NBC10 Boston. He focuses on the immigration beat while also covering themes related to sports, legal affairs, and regional interests, particularly in relation to Latin America and environmental issues. Oscar has been featured in various prominent outlets including NBC Connecticut, NBC Chicago, and Telemundo, showcasing his diverse reporting background and expertise.
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Oscar Margain's local coverage in Boston heavily focuses on crime, breaking news, and evolving stories. His reporting includes various weather-related incidents like storms, flooding, and power outages as well as police investigations and criminal cases.
Given his focus on local news within the United States, especially Massachusetts and Boston, he may be interested in pitches related to ongoing crime stories or breaking news events in these areas. Additionally, he could be receptive to expert commentary from law enforcement officials or professionals with insights into criminal justice issues affecting the region.
Pitches offering unique perspectives on developing crime stories or significant government announcements within Massachusetts or Boston are likely to resonate with Oscar.
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Team USA defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina Wednesday in the Round of 32.
By: Asher Klein, Oscar Margain, Mary Markos
A Roman Catholic priest from Nigeria who'd been preparing to leave the United States over a visa issue died last week, according to church officials
By: Oscar Margain
As the tournament moves into the quarterfinals -- starting with France vs. Morocco at Boston Stadium on Thursday -- many fans said the World Cup remains about more than national pride
By: Oscar Margain
Shirley was excited to learn that her new neighbors — the French men’s national soccer team in town for the World Cup — wanted to meet her.
By: Oscar Margain
The FIFA World Cup 's run in Greater Boston is over and residents, business owners, volunteers and public officials are reflecting on a month of international soccer that transformed the city.
By: Marc Fortier
A person was reportedly shot and killed in an incident involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Biddeford, Maine, on Monday morning. Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau, who represents Biddeford, said in a post on Facebook that a person was killed in a shooting and ICE was involved. He said Maine State Police and the Department of Public Safety are…
By: Marc Fortier, Oscar Margain
Gov. Janet Mills said in a statement issued just before noon that she has been briefed on "the fatal shooting this morning involving Federal law enforcement."
By: Monica Madeja
There is anger and outrage in the wake of a deadly shooting in Maine involving ICE agents. And officials now say the man who died was not the man agents were looking for.
By: Munashe Kwangwari, Kaitlin McKinley
By now you've most likely noticed the hazy skies in Massachusetts, and, while some might find it picturesque, others, especially those with respiratory issues, find it concerning.
By: Brianna Borghi, Oscar Margain
Massachusetts' recent smoky skies and hazy sunsets may look unusual, but experts say what we're seeing is part of a growing pattern fueled by bigger and longer wildfire seasons.
