Nick Stoico is a reporter at the Boston Globe. He covers a wide range of topics including crime and justice, government and politics, and public policy, often reporting on pressing issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic and community protests. Nick's work has been featured in notable outlets including MSN, STAT News, and the Concord Monitor.
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Nick Stoico has a strong focus on local news in the Massachusetts and Boston area, with a significant emphasis on crime reporting. Given this focus, he would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or evolving local stories related to crime, accidents, police investigations, and legal issues.
In addition to crime-related topics, Nick also covers government & politics as well as family & relationships. Pitches offering relevant perspectives from experts in these areas could also be of interest.
Considering his coverage attributes heavily skew toward evolving stories and breaking news along with government announcements; sources who can provide timely updates or unique angles regarding developing local incidents are more likely to capture his attention.
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By: Laura Crimaldi, Nick Stoico, Jenna Reyes
Content warning: This story includes descriptions of violence, suicide, and the sexual abuse of children.
By: Bryan Hecht, Nick Stoico
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By: Nick Stoico
A Wellesley woman accused of killing her two children before fleeing to Vermont earlier this year was indicted Monday by a Norfolk County grand jury on two counts of first-degree murder, according to court records.
By: Nick Stoico
New Hampshire Fish and Game conservation officers responded to two separate calls for help from Massachusetts hikers on Sunday and Monday, including
By: Nick Stoico
The deaths of two young children allegedly killed by their mother in their Wellesley home in April have been ruled homicides caused by mechanical
By: Nick Stoico
A Long Island man accused of illegally catching a great white shark off Cape Cod and dragging it onto a beach to celebrate with pictures was arraigned Wednesday on animal cruelty and other charges, prosecutors said.
By: Nick Stoico
Authorities on Thursday identified a 31-year-old man who was killed in a fire at his Stoughton home this week.
By: Nick Stoico
From artificial intelligence and higher education to health care and the arts, some of the biggest issues facing New England will take center stage at the Boston Globe's sixth annual Globe Summit in November.
By: Nick Stoico
Greg Curtis was taking an afternoon walk along the Methuen Rail Trail on a recent Friday evening when he suddenly felt a painful blow to his lower back.
