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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West Nile virus turned up in a San Antonio mosquito trap months earlier than usual. Here's how to stay safe this summer.
By: Josh Archote
The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District detected West Nile virus in a mosquito trap in early May, months earlier than usual. The city and county are urging residents to take precautions against mosquitoes as rainfall, high temperatures and humidity create the perfect conditions for the insects.
By: Josh Archote
Two San Antonio hospitals were found to be out of compliance in providing accessible transparent pricing information for patients and insurers. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Andrea Drusch, Josh Archote
Secretary Doug Collins briefly talked about the government getting closer to finalizing plans for a new VA hospital in the Medical Center.
Microplastics can shorten lifespan, disrupt reproduction and act as toxic vehicles in microscopic worms, San Antonio researchers found.
By: Josh Archote
A study by St. Mary’s University researchers found that microplastics can shorten lifespan and disrupt reproduction in microscopic worms, and also act as t
By: Josh Archote
Business leaders, healthcare executives and experts met for a panel discussion on the loss of psychiatric beds in San Antonio following Laurel Ridge Treatment Facility losing federal funding. Credit: Diego Medel / San Antonio Report
By: Josh Archote
San Antonio's mental health challenges are bigger than needing more inpatient psychiatric capacity alone, experts said last week.
By: Josh Archote
After cycling through dead end treatments for nearly 40 years, San Antonio resident Susan Perry says the implant remedy has muted her chronic pain complications from rheumatoid arthritis like none other. Credit:
By: Andrea Drusch, Jasper Kenzo Sundeen, Xochilt Garcia, Danya Pérez, Shari Biediger, Josh Archote
San Antonio leaders are considering higher property taxes on homeowners and businesses, at the same time water and electric bills could soon go up for all residents. Credit: Cooper Mock for the San Antonio Report
