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Todd Wallack is an investigative reporter and data journalist on the Globe’s Spotlight team. He won national awards for his work on public records in 2016 and has been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize three times.
Prior to joining the Globe in 2007, he worked for the San Francisco Chronicle, Boston Herald, and other publications. He graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
Latest stories
Obscure policy lets Mass. state workers keep names and pay a secret
By Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
A broad 2007 edict allows workers to request their information be withheld if they or a family member have been victims of any crime prosecuted in court.
A town-by-town look at the most popular cars in Mass.
By Billy Baker and Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
Jeeps on Nantucket. Subarus and Silverados in the Berkshires. Accords in Lawrence. We took a town-by-town look at the most popular cars in the state.
For some State Police, it’s a posting in paradise
By Kay Lazar and Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
As broad cost-cutting measures and staff realignments continue to batter State Police on the mainland, sleepy island barracks on Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard continue to endure.
AG Maura Healey promises transparency, but critics say her record falls short
By Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
Healey frequently favors keeping documents secret, even the records of an unsolved 1951 murder.