Joseph Garcia is a multimedia artist and journalist based in Louisville, Kentucky. He is currently a writer for WHAS-TV, where he covers local news and events in the Louisville area. Joseph's work has also been featured in various publications and news outlets, including The Independent, WLTX-TV, 11Alive, WZZM-TV, and Stacy Woelber.
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Joseph Garcia focuses heavily on local news, particularly crime-related stories and breaking news in the Louisville area. He covers a variety of topics including accidents, missing persons, legal proceedings, and government announcements related to crime.
To effectively reach out to Joseph with relevant pitches, consider providing exclusive information or expert commentary on ongoing criminal cases, updates on missing person investigations within his coverage area, or any significant developments in legal proceedings that align with his focus. Additionally, if there are breaking news stories related to crime or accidents in the Louisville area that you can provide timely and accurate information about, it may pique Joseph's interest.
As he primarily focuses on local news and crime in the Louisville area specifically as well as Kentucky at large make sure your pitches are geographically relevant to increase their chances of resonating with him.
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Kasey Haven, 30, shot another driver after a minor crash on I-65. ISP said the two drivers were seen arguing and brandishing firearms to one another.
Consent decrees are essentially agreements between the federal government and a local government to implement change.
By: Joseph Garcia
Patients with qualifying medical conditions can apply for a medical cannabis card on or after Jan. 1, 2025.
Aaron Kidwell was arrested for illegally possessing three handguns and a Glock Switch device as a person with prior felony convictions.
By: Joseph Garcia
The magnitude 3.3 earthquake's epicenter was near Chesapeake, Ohio.
From medical marijuana to limiting the sale of vape products, here's some of the laws that take effect next year.
The accident is under investigation, Nelson County Sheriff Ramon Pineiroa said.
By: Joseph Garcia
"This is a sweet way to spread a little joy."
By: Joseph Garcia
"With the holiday season, counterfeiters are trying to steal your money."
By: Joseph Garcia
“People need to feel safe when they go to work.”
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