Tim White is an Editor at WKBN-TV. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on world affairs and regional interests. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, The Independent, and CBS4 Indy, among others.
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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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The Fire Department overtime budget is poised to increase 40% amid Cranston’s financial woes.
Rhode Island's senior senator discusses the war in Iran, his reelection campaign and more.
An exclusive 12 News/Emerson College poll of Rhode Island voters found Helena Foulkes leads incumbent Dan McKee 40% to 20% in the Democratic primary for governor.
The Foulkes campaign will begin airing a 60-second spot titled “Care” on Saturday.
The leaders of Brown Health and Care New England discuss their push for a $70 million increase in state Medicaid funding.
Columnist Tim White shares his aversion to political partisanship and recommends taking a break from politics to enjoy the summertime.
By: Ted Nesi, Alexandra Leslie, Eli Sherman, Tim White
Nearly one million pages of documents have been produced, but disputes linger over emails of top officials.
Warwick's independent leader discusses his Foulkes endorsement and city issues; Joe Fleming on the race for governor.
Guilmette is facing 88 years behind bars and rejected an offer of five years of probation.
Public funding for public education—required by our state constitution—hasn't kept pace with our needs in the past two decades.
