Tamara Sacharczyk is a 4PM Anchor & I-Team reporter at WJAR-TV. She specializes in investigative journalism, focusing on uncovering stories that impact the community and holding those in power accountable. Tamara's work has been featured in various prominent media outlets, showcasing her commitment to delivering impactful news.
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Tamara Sacharczyk's reporting primarily focuses on local government announcements and investigations related to Rhode Island, covering topics such as fraud, education, crime, personal finance, renewable energy and government & politics. She seems particularly interested in uncovering issues that impact the community directly.
To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or perspectives related to local governance policies and their implications for residents of Rhode Island. Additionally, if you have expertise in fraud prevention strategies or educational policies relevant to the region, it could be valuable for her coverage. When reaching out with story ideas or commentary opportunities make sure they are tied closely to local Rhode Island context and resonate with its communities' concerns.
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By: Tamara Sacharczyk
New test results show while radon levels have decreased, they're still above EPA guidelines for mitigation.
Block Island is part of a cutting-edge pilot program with Biobot Analytics, a Massachusetts-based biotechnology company that specializes in wastewater-based epidemiology. (WJAR)
By: Tamara Sacharczyk
From forgotten bank accounts to uncashed checks, Rhode Island and Massachusetts have millions of dollars of your money in their unclaimed property programs. (WJAR)
By: Tamara Sacharczyk
By: Tamara Sacharczyk
Rhode Island now charges EV and hybrid owners up to $200 a year in new registration fees, prompting concerns over costs and EV adoption.
A Massachusetts man has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Rhode Island federal court after he admitted to participating in a murder-for-hire conspiracy
By: Tamara Sacharczyk
Rhode Island mayors are spending taxpayer dollars on out-of-state travel, attending conferences, summits, and networking events across the country while away fr
By: Tamara Sacharczyk
Massachusetts inspector general says the state's sheriff budgeting system is "chaotic," citing $110 million in deficits and calling for major reforms.
By: Tamara Sacharczyk
Rhode Island prisons no longer allow cameras or audio recorders during inmate interviews, prompting concerns about transparency and media access.
