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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Manchester, New Hampshire, United States (Local)
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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The annual Northeast Coffee Festival returned to New Hampshire this weekend, this time in a new location.
A woman is dead in Winchester following a lawn mower accident, according to police.
A child is injured following a biking accident in Winchester Sunday afternoon, according to police.
By: Josh Lacaillade
Four people suffered first-degree burns following a fire at a restaurant in Salem, New Hampshire, according to authorities.
The New Hampshire Renaissance Faire is in full swing in Fremont.
A Massachusetts woman was arrested in connection to multiple scam incidents in two New Hampshire towns, New Hampshire Attorney General's Office said.
Manchester police are asking the public to avoid the area of Elm Street and Bridge Street due to an accident that occurred Friday night.
Millions of dollars in grant money will soon go towards addressing New Hampshire's growing teaching shortage.
The New Hampshire GOP held its annual Amos Tuck Dinner in Portsmouth Friday featuring guest speaker Congressman Byron Donalds from Florida.
The annual Walk for Sight was held in Concord Saturday to benefit Future in Sight, a New Hampshire nonprofit that specializes in providing services for the blind and visually impaired.
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