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Ashley Nerbovig
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Criminal Justice Reporter, The Stranger
Seattle
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Biography
Ashley Nerbovig has spent her journalism career covering criminal justice topics. Her focus at the University of Montana’s Journalism School was digital story telling. Highlights: Covered mis- & disinformation for the Detroit Free Press during the 2020 Election --- Recruited by ProPublica to report on hate crimes in Montana --- Reported on criminal justice bills for 2017 Mont. Legislature --- Covered federal investigations into alleged Title IX violations by flagship state university --- Awarded media law fellowship to attend justice officials’ seminars on court processes
Content
By Ashley Nerbovig Verified| Billings Gazette Verified After a long weekend, the Yellowstone County Detention Facility set a new record as the number of inmates reached 501 on Monday. Yellowstone County Sheriff Mike Linder called it "the number we didn't ever want to hit."While 501 isn't far off the old record of 499 inmates, it is a number that is raising concern among the criminal justice officials working to find a solution to the increasing number of inmates in the detention facility.
Slog AM: Blast Ball Debate Resumes, We're All Switching to RedNote, Starbucks Launches Closed-Door Policy
By Ashley Nerbovig Verified| The Stranger Verified Goood morning: I'm a little cranky because I had to take yesterday off due to a stomach bug so now I feel behind this week. But at least it's going to be a pretty day, with a high of 44 degrees and it'll gradually become sunnier throughout the day. Much like my mood, I expect.
By Ashley Nerbovig Verified| The Stranger Verified The buzz of dysfunction at the Seattle Police Department (SPD) hit a crescendo in 2024 with leadership upheaval, crisscrossing lawsuits, and one *yawn* sex scandal.
Company Info
The Stranger
The Stranger is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1991 by Tim Keck and Dan Savage, it has established itself as a key media outlet in the city, focusing on local news, arts, and culture. Recently, it was acquired by Noisy Creek, a company co-founded by Brady Walkinshaw and Rob Crocker, while Index Newspapers retains a minority stake. The Stranger publishes both print and online content, offering extensive coverage of Seattle's cultural scene, including reviews, interviews, and event listings. It provides comprehensive listings of local events, concerts, and performances, catering to a diverse audience interested in the city's vibrant arts and culture. Under new ownership, The Stranger aims to maintain its editorial independence while enhancing its resources to support journalists and improve its content offerings.
Seattle, Washington, United States
+1 206-323-7101
Founded: 1991