Josslyn Howard is an Anchor/Reporter at WGAL 8 TV. She covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, and local news in Pennsylvania, with a particular focus on Lebanon and the impact of the Coronavirus. Josslyn's work has been featured in various segments on WGAL 8 TV, highlighting her commitment to delivering timely and relevant news to her audience.
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Josslyn Howard’s coverage focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and community events in the Harrisburg area. Pitches to Josslyn should offer newsworthy details about local criminal incidents or evolving stories related to crime, safety measures, and law enforcement activities.
Given her focus on society and culture themes as well as government announcements, she may also be interested in pitches covering community-based initiatives, social issues affecting families or individuals within the area she covers.
As Josslyn's geographic focus is specific (Harrisburg and Susquehanna Valley), relevant sources should have direct knowledge of events occurring in this region or provide unique insights into topics that directly impact the local communities mentioned.
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The CDC is asking those living in the area where the virus was detected to take precautions
Police said they arrived to the scene and found the woman with a gunshot wound.
The suspect turned himself in, according to police
The sandwich will yield 900 slices, which will be free to the public.
Shooting reported overnight in Harrisburg
The closure goes into effect today.
The Pennsylvania State Senate President Pro Temp is calling back senators to the Capitol in Harrisburg to finalize the budget.
Hundreds came to watch and cheer on their favorite teams.
Crews plan to start a more than $5 million barrier project later this month.
Pennsylvania State Police charged 12 former Plainville workers with 141 counts of cruelty to animals, which is the largest number in any factory-farmed animal case in U.S. history.
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