Brad Rogers is an Editorial Page Editor at The Baltimore Banner. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, agriculture, health and wellness, and the construction industry, with a focus on elections, public policy, and consumer health. His work has been featured in various outlets such as Kfox-Tv, Inc., WNYO-TV, and Engineering News.
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Brad Rogers focuses on local news and breaking stories in Maine, with a strong emphasis on government and politics as well as crime-related topics. He frequently covers evolving local issues, highlighting the immediate impact of these events.
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Given Brad's focus on specific areas of interest within Maine, he is most responsive to sources who can provide detailed perspectives on relevant local policies, community impacts of government decisions, crime trends in the area, and responses to natural disasters such as flooding.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (WGME) -- Many Mainers are struggling right now with high fuel prices, food costs, and higher rents and home prices.
By: Brad Rogers
Democrat Chris Pappas appears to hold a narrow lead over Republican John Sununu.
By: Brad Rogers
For 200 years, dams along Maine’s rivers have had major impacts on fish, like Atlantic salmon and herring, that are native to Maine.
By: Brad Rogers
SANFORD (WGME) -- Trespassing inside an abandoned mill has been a concern for some time in Sanford, with no easy answers.
By: Brad Rogers
PORTLAND (WGME) – Some charitable organizations in Portland are upset over the city tax assessor forcing them to pay property taxes despite their tax-exempt status from the state and federal government.
By: Brad Rogers
A new study by University of Maine researchers found a pattern of declining baby lobsters on the Midcoast.
By: Brad Rogers
LIVERMORE FALLS (WGME) – A Livermore Falls family is mourning the loss of their seven-week-old baby, after police say the family's dog attacked and killed the child.
By: Brad Rogers
LEWISTON (WGME) -- Some city leaders in Lewiston want Maine courts to get tougher on teens who commit violent crimes to keep them locked up.
By: Brad Rogers
SOUTH PORTLAND (WGME) -- Less than two weeks before the midterms, the Trump administration is pushing to release up to a third of Northeast oil reserves to help New England states like Maine that rely heavily on oil for heat.
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Oxford County's sheriff's office is struggling to keep up with a growing workload across one of Maine's largest and most rural regions, and a new staffing study says the department needs more deputies to meet demand.
