John Maclauchlan is a journalist based in Miami, Florida, specializing in local news. He has written for CBS News, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, and has been featured in KIFI News Group. John's articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, local government, and community events.
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John Maclauchlan's coverage focuses heavily on local news in the Miami and Florida area, with a significant emphasis on crime and accidents. Given this focus, potential sources for outreach could include law enforcement officials, public safety experts, legal professionals specializing in criminal or traffic law, as well as community leaders involved in crime prevention initiatives.
In addition to crime-related topics, John also covers entertainment news. For relevant pitches related to entertainment events or developments happening locally within his geographic focus such as concerts, festivals, or cultural events taking place in Miami and Florida.
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MIAMI - The countdown clock to the 2024 election is winding down to its final hours. Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Christina White has a message for voters.
By: John MacLauchlan
MIAMI - A Lancaster, California teen accused of making hundreds of false bomb threats, mass shooting threats and "swatting" calls across the country
By: John MacLauchlan
MIAMI - Miami Dolphins' wide receiver Tyreek Hill is in the clear after a headline-making traffic stop in September, hours before the team's home opener at Hard Rock Stadium against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
MIAMI - Whether it's a trip to see family or friends, or a winter getaway, Florida is expected to set a record when it comes to travel over the upcoming holiday period.
By: John Maclauchlan, By Hunter Geisel
Their older brother will have a similar hearing Friday in Miami federal court.
By: John MacLauchlan, Hunter Geisel
MIAMI - Two of the three Alexander brothers named in a federal indictment that charged the siblings in a longtime sex trafficking scheme were granted bond during a pretrial release hearing in a Miami courtroom on Friday.
By: By Hunter Geisel, John Maclauchlan
Judge Lody Jean will determine if they will be released on bond.
By: John MacLauchlan, Hunter Geisel
MIAMI - A friend of the three Alexander brothers, who have been charged in a federal sex crimes investigation and are facing separate charges in the state, is expected to return to South Florida to face charges of his own.
By: John MacLauchlan, Hunter Geisel
MIAMI - Attorneys for two of the three Alexander brothers , who have been charged in a federal sex crimes investigation and are facing separate charges in the state, will be back in court on Monday.
By: John MacLauchlan, Hunter Geisel
MIAMI - Two of the three Alexander brothers charged in a multistate sex crimes investigation were transferred to a Miami federal detention facility
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