Sam Olsen is a Reporter/MMJ at WLTX-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, construction and real estate, and events and conferences, with a particular focus on litigation, the hospitality industry, and aviation. Sam's work has been featured in various outlets such as The Spectator, Our Community Now, and Yahoo Sports.
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Sam Olsen's coverage focuses on local news and community events, including nonprofit organizations, government announcements, and evolving stories in Maine. For effective outreach, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved with local nonprofits or businesses in the Portland area. As a reporter covering local events and issues related to family & relationships, crime, government & politics predominantly within Maine communities such as Ogunquit or Portland, relevant pitches could include human-interest stories tied to community initiatives or impactful interviews with key figures from these sectors.
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By: Sam Olsen
Tennessee election officials are debunking a claim that a poll worker's administrative marking invalidates a ballot.
By: Sam Olsen
One concertgoer feels the traffic on Thursday night was better than the traffic at Miranda Lambert's sold-out opening-night show.
By: Sam Olsen
The brothers who were ambushed with gunfire at an apartment complex in Madison were delivering food for DoorDash, according to their parents.
By: Sam Olsen
Metro Nashville police said the shooting occurred at the Birchstone Village Apartments. (Source: WSMV)
/Gray News) - A man and his younger brother delivering food were allegedly ambushed by gunfire Thursday night at an apartment complex in the Nashville area.
By: Sam Olsen, Jordan Gartner
A man and his younger brother delivering food were allegedly ambushed by gunfire Thursday in the Nashville area.
By: Sam Olsen
The board will vote whether to dissolve the fair association and auction off the property. Published Oct. 21, 2026 at 5:51 AM CEST |
By: Sam Olsen
“It is out of control. It's gonna get to an escalated point where somebody's gonna get hurt,” the Grand Ole Opry's head of security said.
By: Sam Olsen
Repo companies tow about 3 or 4 vehicles from Opry Mills every week, according to its head of security.
By: Sam Olsen
NFD believes a methane pocket underground was impacted by construction digging or blasting, flowing natural gas into a nearby building.
