Todd Prussman is a City Editor for the Boston Herald, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in the Boston area. With experience in various publications such as the Hastings Tribune Newspaper and The Herald-Palladium, Todd has covered a range of stories including crime, entertainment, and current events.
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Todd Prussman's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime and evolving stories in the Boston area. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to breaking news or developing stories involving crimes, legal issues, and government announcements within Boston and Massachusetts.
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Federal officials on Monday said they were seeking criminal complaints against 28 alleged sex buyers in connection with a multi-state brothel network busted in November.
By: Todd Prussman
A Winthrop police officer has been placed on leave following an investigation by state police assigned to the Suffolk DA's office.
By: Todd Prussman
PORTLAND, Ore. — Alaska Airlines again grounded all of its Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliners on Sunday after federal officials indicated further maintenance
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Sunday dropped his presidential bid, saying it ws celar Republican voters were in support of former President Donald Trump.
By: Todd Prussman
A judge has ordered the man accused of striking and killing a Waltham police officer and National Grid utility worker during a wild chase in an allegedly stolen police cruiser held without bail for 120 days.
By: Todd Prussman
Federal officials have arrested 6, including a number of current and former Massachusetts State Police Troopers, in an alleged bribery fraud scheme
Two planes clipped wings on a deicing pad at Logan Airport this morning, according to federal authorities.
The suspect in the murder of a Brockton behavioral health nurse whose body was left at Logan airport is back in police custody in Kenya, according to authorities.
WASHINGTON — A group from Michigan that had been trapped in Haiti was rescued overnight Tuesday in an operation coordinated by Florida U.S. Rep.
By: Todd Prussman
A wind-whipped snowy, rainy nor'easter spawned dozens of spinouts and a least one jack-knifed trailer on the state's treacherous roadways while downed trees and limbs sparked local power outages and cause other complications.
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