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Court reporter @reviewjournal. Was freelancer @projo, news intern @IdahoStatesman, gov intern @virginianpilot. nbrigham@reviewjournal.com

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Noble Brigham’s Biography

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Journalist, public records researcher, people watcher. Email me at nbrigham@reviewjournal.com

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They were lifelong best friends for 80 years. Then one died of COVID-19.

They were lifelong best friends for 80 years. Then one died of COVID-19.

In the days after Jane Krumrine was diagnosed with COVID-19, her dearest friend Susy Brandt would FaceTime wi…

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Unclaimed Bodies: They died alone without family or friends. What happens to their earthly remains?

Unclaimed Bodies: They died alone without family or friends. What happens to their earthly remains?

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RI attracts hundreds of Guatemalan children who have crossed the border a year. Here's why

RI attracts hundreds of Guatemalan children who have crossed the border a year. Here's why

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Divorces are down in RI during the pandemic, but that might not mean marriages are happier

Divorces are down in RI during the pandemic, but that might not mean marriages are happier

For Valentine's Day, Susan Perkins, a Providence divorce lawyer, decided to give away a free uncontested divo…

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The Indy

In 1964, my great uncle, who was likely gay, committed suicide. I set out to try to discover the meaning and…

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Is hoarding on the rise in RI? One woman's story illustrates this dangerous obsession.

Is hoarding on the rise in RI? One woman's story illustrates this dangerous obsession.

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Jurors return life without parole sentence in killing near Arts District

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Jurors returned a life without parole sentence Tuesday for a man who faced the death penalty in a fatal shooting near the Arts District. Curtis Hart, 34, was found guilty of counts including first-degree murder with a deadly weapon during a robbery, robbery with a deadly weapon, sexual assault and sex trafficking of a child under 18. He was found not guilty of only one count, second-degree kidnapping with a deadly weapon.
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Ex-Las Vegas TV reporter says wrongfully convicted woman gave money to her son

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After Kirstin “Blaise” Lobato was declared innocent in a 2001 murder and received a $29.5 million settlement, a former reporter who had covered the case said Lobato gave money to her 4-year-old son. The gift to the child of ex-KVVU-TV, Channel 5 journalist Cyndi Lundeberg was met with mostly positive feedback when she posted about it publicly on social media, but journalistic ethics experts offered mixed reactions.
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‘Doesn’t sound like Tommy’: Former Nevada colleagues react after police identify 1960 child killer

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Thomas McInerney’s former colleagues at the Nevada federal public defender’s office expressed shock and skepticism after Chicago police said McInerney killed a child in 1960. Attorney Michael Kennedy, who worked with and supervised McInerney for part of his tenure at the office, was skeptical that his former colleague was a killer. “Doesn’t sound like Tommy to me,” he said.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! I collect antiques and actually have seven typewriters. Not very practical, but lots of fun.

Why did you become a journalist?

I believe deeply in the power of journalism to tell the untold story. I love exploring and talking to people I would never meet otherwise.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

I'm especially proud of my unclaimed bodies story, which required nine months of public records research and difficult conversations.