Josh Lacaillade is a local journalist based in Manchester, New Hampshire. He writes for WMUR-TV and WMTW-TV, covering news and events in the area. His work has also been featured in publications such as Monadnock Ledger-Transcript and The Keene Sentinel.
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Josh Lacaillade's coverage heavily revolves around local news, particularly focusing on crime, police activities, and accidents in the New Hampshire area. His reporting also spans across culture & society topics such as entertainment news. Thus, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or access to local law enforcement officials, emergency responders, community leaders involved in cultural events.
Given his focus on announcements and breaking news stories with a specific geographic focus on New Hampshire (including Manchester), relevant sources should have direct knowledge or involvement related to the region's crime incidents, public safety matters or local events of interest.
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By: Josh Lacaillade, Donald Trump
A man from New Hampshire was arrested after crashing into two New Hampshire State Police cruisers and leading troopers and local police on a chase, authorities said.
No one is seriously hurt after the Windham Town Hall was evacuated on Tuesday due to carbon monoxide concerns, authorities said.
A New England-based company that specializes in enhancing athletes' grip struck a deal with two sharks on "Shark Tank."
Ski and snowboard season is officially underway in New Hampshire.
By: Josh Lacaillade
Recycled Percussion's Justin Spencer is on a journey to complete seven races, on seven continents, all in seven days.
By: Josh Lacaillade
More than a dozen fire departments from New Hampshire and Massachusetts helped put out a third-alarm chimney fire in Rindge on Friday night.
Firefighters from multiple New Hampshire departments battled a 2-acre brush fire in Hopkinton on Sunday that left no one injured.
No one is hurt after a brush fire broke out near a homeless encampment in Concord, fire officials said.
By: Josh Lacaillade
The town of Enfield said Bank of America was successful in freezing approximately $450,000 that it lost in a cybersecurity incident.
Fire officials have released the names of the two people who were found dead following a fire at 83A High Rock Road in Weare on Wednesday.
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