Rich Mchugh is an Investigative Correspondent at various news outlets including WKBN-TV and WGN-TV. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on topics such as lawsuits, court proceedings, legal reform, and consumer health. Rich's work has been featured in prominent platforms including NewsNation, The Hill, and ABC 8NEWS WRIC - Nexstar Media Group.
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Rich Mchugh focuses on national stories in the United States, particularly those related to evolving crime, government & politics themes. His work covers breaking news and developing stories with a focus on environmental pollution, health risks, chemical compounds, and industrial accidents.
Given his emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary within these specific topics, he may be receptive to pitches offering insights from experts in environmental policy or public health who can contribute unique perspectives to ongoing cases or emerging issues of national interest. Additionally, professionals with direct experience in dealing with industrial accidents or knowledge of relevant regulations might be valuable sources for Rich's coverage.
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By: Jonathan Gringauz, Rich Mchugh
A committee gave Omar a May 5 deadline to produce documents and answer questions in writing.
By: Rich Mchugh, Tommy Christaldi
“As I look back, I realized that what our team saw was the early stages of a somewhat loosely organized criminal enterprise.”
He has pleaded not guilty to starting what became one of the most destructive wildfires in California history.
By: Rich Mchugh
“The State can no longer be trusted to be fair, honest or truthful,” Robertson said.
South Carolina’s attorney general pushed back against claims politics is driving the decision on Alex Murdaugh’s retrial.
By: Rich Mchugh, Jonathan Gringauz
A city is sharply divided over Flock license plate cameras, as a national debate grows over surveillance, public safety and privacy rights.
Prosecutors say Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi wanted to kill American Jews in Los Angeles and Arizona.
Established EPA protocols require dioxin samples to be collected and stored in glass containers.
By: Rich McHugh, Rob Taub
(NewsNation) — The Environmental Protection Agency and its contractor are accused of using a long-banned method by the agency when collecting soil samples in East Palestine, Ohio, NewsNation has learned.
By: Xavier Walton, Rich Mchugh, Marty Hobe, Safia Samee Ali
Karmelo Anthony, now 19, is charged in the 2025 death of Austin Metcalf at a track meet outside of Dallas.
