Alek Lashomb is the Plattsburgh Bureau Chief at KIMT-TV and WCAX-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public education, and the economy, with a particular focus on public security, crime and justice, and the construction industry. Alek's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KIMT-TV and WCAX-TV.
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Alek's coverage is primarily focused on local government and community events in upstate New York, with a particular emphasis on announcements from the government and legal policy regulations. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local government initiatives, community development projects, or non-profit activities within this region.
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By: Alek Lashomb
A St. Lawrence County farmer who had hoped to run for Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s seat says he’s not done with politics.
A New York environmental group is pushing for an amendment to the state constitution after they say recent development at the Mt. Van Hoevenberg Olympic venue violated the Adirondack’s “Forever Wild” provisions.
Leaders in Keeseville, New York, say the recent news that the state is investing $4.5 million in their Adirondack hamlet is transformative.
Law enforcement agencies in the North Country are now more equipped to handle people in crisis.
Some 26,000 new salmon are now swimming in Lake Champlain.
North Country Community College’s Radiologic Technology Program now has a digital radiography system, or D-R.
Potential candidates for Plattsburgh's next top cop are drying up.
SUNY Plattsburgh's president says the school community continues to support a student whose visa was revoked.
Dairy farmers in our region are staring down potentially tens of thousands of dollars in higher costs as they learn the impact of President Trump’s tariffs.
The project’s Purple Heart Trail was finished in phase one back in 2023, and phase two will focus on the Remembrance Plaza.
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