Josh Archote is a Local Government Reporter with a focus on health and wellness topics. He covers a range of issues including public health, mental health, and healthcare technology, bringing attention to wellness programs and consumer health. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Tampa Bay Times, Miami Herald, and The Post and Courier.
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San Antonio, United States (Local)
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Josh Archote's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, development, and environmental issues in Columbia and South Carolina. Given this focus, he would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights into local government policies, urban development projects, and environmental initiatives within the region.
Given the emphasis on announcements from various sectors including government and private entities along with legal policy regulations; experts or spokespersons directly involved in these areas can effectively reach out to Josh for commentary or interviews regarding significant local developments or policy changes.
As his geographic focus is specified as Local (United States, South Carolina, Columbia), it’s important for PR professionals to tailor their pitches accordingly by providing localized angles relevant to Columbia and South Carolina.
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By: Josh Archote
The project marks Methodist's 12th freestanding emergency room in San Antonio. These facilities operate as extensions of full-service hospital emergency departments. The new location, branded as Methodist ER Palo Alto, is expected to open in early 2028.
By: Josh Archote
Texas Biomedical Research Institute is partnering with the U.S. Department of Defense to protect soldiers and citizens from biothreats, including natural infectious diseases and the emerging threat of lab-engineered bioweapons. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
From left to right, newly discovered bacteriophages Revolver, Alamo and GiddyUp are seen under a transmission electron microscope. Credit: Courtesy / Yoon Hwang
By: Josh Archote
From left to right, RN Jordan Hernandez, Dr. Paul Shaughnessy, medical director of Methodist Hospital’s Adult Blood and Marrow Stem Cell Transplant Program and cell therapy technician Courtney Henze shows a patient their CAR T cells in an IV bag before beginning therapy at Methodist Healthcare’s Sarah Cannon Transplant and Cellular Therapy Center in the South Texas Medical Center on July 7, 2026. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
Dr. Greg Gonzaba of the Gonzaba Medical Group works in a nurses’ bay at the Gonzaba Northwest Medical Center off of Culebra Road on July 23, 2026. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
South San ISD junior Atmosphere Rico, 17, works on an experiment along with other students in the Young Valero Scientists Program in a mobile lab at the Texas Biomedical Research Institute on July 17, 2026. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
Toys rest on top of a family pool on the South Side in 2022. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
University Health is building its Palo Alto Hospital between the VIDA community and Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s campus. The hospital is slated to open in 2027. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
A Methodist Healthcare System building in the South Texas Medical Center on July 7, 2026. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
After years of battling with infertility issues, Jeanette Garza and her husband opted for adoption in order to grow their family. Weeks after offically adopting her two sons, Garza gave birth to her first natural-born child.
