Tim White is an Editor at WKBN-TV. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in government and politics, crime, and legislation. Tim's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Motley Fool, The Independent, and NewsNation.
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Tim White's coverage focuses predominantly on local government and politics, breaking news, evolving stories, and announcements in Rhode Island. To effectively reach out to Tim, pitches should offer insights or access related to ongoing developments in local politics or significant events impacting Providence and Rhode Island. This could include exclusive interviews with relevant political figures or experts providing analysis on the evolving stories he covers.
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By: Tim White, Eli Sherman
Jasdrual “Josh” Perez, an admitted drug-dealing kingpin, is the nephew of Providence Police Sgt. Andres Perez and Col. Oscar Perez.
By: Tim White, Eli Sherman
Jasdrual “Josh” Perez is nephew to Providence Police Col. Oscar Perez and Sgt. Andres Perez.
Twelve lifesaving clubs stretching from Glenmore Beach to Umhlanga Main Beach, and as far inland as Ladysmith, will benefit from this initiative.
Warwick’s newly reelected mayor discusses city school funding, new housing construction, the airport and more; plus, the latest on the cyberattack on a state IT system.
By: Eli Sherman, Tim White
Target 12 reviewed about 1% of the data that cybercriminals claim to have exposed on the dark web.
By: Sarah Bawden, Tim White
Tahj Eddington filed a 12-count federal lawsuit against the department after he was arrested following a seizure while behind the wheel of an Uber.
By: Ted Nesi, Eli Sherman, Tim White
Posted: Updated: NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — A former employee is threatening to sue North Providence, saying he was fired for
Amy Moses will take the federal bench in May when Magistrate Judge Lincoln Almond retires.
Four men from Rhode Island and two from Bristol County, Massachusetts, will see their Jan. 6 cases disappear.
By: Tim White
Germany’s capital was known for its affordable rents. Now ‘furnished temporary’ flats risk destroying the heart of the city, says researcher and writer Tim White
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