Alex Haskell is a Reporter/Anchor at NEWS CENTER Maine. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, particularly focusing on civil and family law, as well as climate change and environmental issues. Alex's work has been featured in WLTX-TV and THV11.
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Alex Haskell's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics in Maine, with a significant focus on crime-related issues. Pitches to Alex should offer insights from local political figures or community leaders regarding the topics he frequently covers, such as gun violence prevention, healthcare policies, homelessness solutions, LGBTQ+ rights, affordable housing initiatives, and domestic violence support efforts.
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“If we leave our trash collection program exactly the way it is right now, in a few short years we will be paying an additional $1 million,” Mayor Elyse Tipton said. “We are also concerned about the ...
Marinas and boat owners along Maine’s coast are securing boats and equipment as an incoming nor’easter threatens to bring strong winds and rough seas. “We don’t normally take as many as we have been ...
Thousands of Mainers could soon get lower electric bills automatically
By: Alex Haskell
A new report from the Maine CDC finds air pollution near petroleum storage tanks in South Portland may be increasing the cancer risk for people living nearby.
By: Alex Haskell
State Rep. calls for review after Maine AG's Office mistakenly sent a confidential document to the media.
By: Alex Haskell
A bridge in Cumberland will be closing due to safety concerns. Residents say the Mill Road Bridge closure will disrupt daily routines and school transportation.
By: Alex Haskell
Franklin Towers residents face difficult move as Portland Housing Authority plans renovations
By: Alex Haskell
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to Maine's gun waiting period law, leaving both sides looking toward the next steps in federal court.
By the end of November, Airbnb will prohibit hosts from requiring guests to complete some cleaning tasks. The change is frustrating some Maine hosts.
Lewiston takes steps to address voter intimidation complaints during early voting
