Steph Machado is a reporter at WPRI. She covers a range of topics including cyber attacks, data breaches, and security policy, as well as government, politics, and public policy. Her work has been featured in WPRI Connects, WKBN-TV, The Boston Globe, and Boston.com.
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Steph Machado's focus on local government, legal policies, and evolving stories in Rhode Island suggests a preference for pitches related to local political developments, legal issues, and education matters. Pitches should be tailored to provide insights or commentary from relevant experts regarding the specific topics she covers such as city council activities, tax breaks controversies, school board decisions etc.
Given her emphasis on government & politics and education themes in Providence and Pawtucket, sources with direct experience of these areas would likely resonate well with her coverage. Additionally, Steph's interest in evolving stories indicates an openness to ongoing developments that could shape the future of local communities.
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By: Steph Machado
“The money, the exposure, the TikTok videos, I could care less about all of that,” said the owner of Eden Hand Arts, who dislikes the viral popularity of her family's iconic bracelet.
By: Raymond Baccari, Kim Kalunian, Steph Machado
Boston Globe reporter Steph Machado joined 12 News at 4 Thursday to discuss the guidelines, reactions from teachers and what the policies are.
By: Patrick Little, Melanie Dasilva, Steph Machado
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The Providence City Council is crafting a rent stabilization ordinance this fall as rent prices continue to skyrocket. Portland, Maine, is one of hundreds of municipalitie…
By: Jusolyn Flower, Kim Kalunian, Steph Machado
Globe RI Reporter Steph Machado joined 12 News at 4 to dissect the politics surrounding the charter school debate.
