Shane Brennan is a Reporter at delawareonline.com, covering New Castle County. His work focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to the housing market, real estate development, and architecture. Shane's reporting has been featured in various publications, including River City Newspapers, Arizona Capitol Times, and USA TODAY.
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Shane Brennan's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly football and NFL-related news. Given the emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, Shane may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local sports events, interviews with key figures from the world of football or NFL, as well as analysis of relevant government policies impacting these sports.
Pitches regarding updates around ASU Football or any other local Dublin-based teams would likely resonate with Shane given his geographic focus. Additionally, insights into legal policy regulations affecting sporting events could pique his interest based on his previous coverage.
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Wilmington streets were filled with calls for justice over the police-involved shooting that killed 19-year-old Kadir Skinner.
By: Shane Brennan
Delaware News Journal The annual August Quarterly event is still on despite a fire that burned the Mother African Union Church.
Delaware News Journal Wilmington opened rent escrow accounts for renters without hot water, heat, water or electricity.
By: Shane Brennan
Michael Verney, John Mullane and Pat Ryan pick their best 15 from this year’s SHC
Delaware News Journal Christina Park in Wilmington is still fenced off. The park was the home of dozens of people experiencing homeless from January until June 15.
Delaware News Journal The House of William and Merry announced it is closing. The owners' announcement did not indicate a definitive end.
Delaware News Journal Delaware State Police identified 73-year-old Michael Barrett from Seaford as the victim of a hit-and-run on July 24
Delaware News Journal After firefighters and EMS do their job responding to the immediate danger of a fire, someone has to step in and care for the uninjured victims who are now without a home.
By: Shane Brennan, Olivia Montes
Delaware Senators reflected on significant accomplishments from this past legislative session. Here's what didn't make the cut.
By: Shane Brennan
Delaware News Journal A 2025 statewide property reassessment in Delaware shifted a larger tax burden onto residents.
