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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
MBTA agrees to make arrests public
By Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
After initially insisting arrests were confidential, the MBTA says it will now provide the names and addresses of people its police department arrests.
Stay less than 10 m.p.h. above speed limit and you’re unlikely to be ticketed
By Matt Rocheleau , Globe Staff
The odds of being issued a fine for speeding spike dramatically when drivers go 10 miles per hour or more over the limit.
MBTA police say they have the right to keep all arrests secret
By Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
In a break with tradition, the MBTA Transit Police are now claiming the right to black out the names of everyone they arrest.
Calif., Fla. drivers get thousands of tickets in Mass.
By Matt Rocheleau and Todd Wallack , Globe Staff
The vast majority of traffic violations, about 87 percent in recent years, were issued to drivers from Massachusetts.