Rich Oppel is an Editor in Chief at Austonia. With extensive experience in journalism, he focuses on topics such as Texas culture, politics, lobbying, law enforcement, and education. Rich has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times and Texas Monthly.
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Rich Oppel's coverage spans a wide range of topics including Texas, politics, lobbying, law enforcement and education. His articles often revolve around profile features and event coverage. Therefore, if you have an interesting individual or event related to Texas culture, politics or law enforcement that you believe would make for a compelling feature story or event coverage piece, reaching out to Rich with a well-crafted pitch could be effective.
Given his interest in profiling individuals and covering events related to government & politics as well as culture & society themes in Texas specifically, consider offering unique angles on these subjects when pitching your ideas to him.
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Rank-and-file officers in hundreds of police departments are considerably more white than the communities they serve, according to a New York Times analysis of new federal data.
By: Rich Oppel
We were in our room at the Washington Hilton Saturday night and had turned on CNN to catch the action in the main ballroom, eight floors below.
