Senior Writer, Editor and Producer for the TODAY show's website
Laura Coffey is a Senior Writer, Editor, and Producer for the TODAY show's website. With a focus on local news in the San Bernardino area of California, Laura has also contributed to various publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, Cigalah Group, BBC Mundo, and BBC News. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, sports, breaking news, and social issues.
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Laura Coffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, government and politics in the United States with a specific emphasis on California and San Bernardino. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news.
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Ross Armour is now an independent on North Northamptonshire Council and has quit as Corby's mayor.
By: Laura Coffey
The rich and famous have been coming here for years, but what is it really like to holiday at the San Domenico Palace in Taormina, Sicily? Laura Coffey talks to the ultimate insider
By: Laura Coffey, Martin Heath
Lee Barron is worried some pensioners who do not get pension credit will "fall through the gaps".
Police and community leaders are visiting high crime areas to find ways to make people feel safer.
By: Martin Heath, Laura Coffey
The vigil at All Saints Church will involve police, civic and faith leaders, a singer and a poet.
By: Martin Heath, Laura Coffey
The group says West Northamptonshire Council is "doing nothing" about toxic air and climate change.
The free calculator helps business to cut CO2 as they move towards Net Zero by 2050.
The purchase of Northampton's Corn Exchange is the latest derelict premises bought by the authority.
A group set up two years ago wants to raise awareness of provision and treatment of families.
Slovenia, with its towering mountains and tumbling waterfalls, is back in the spotlight thanks to gorgeous new lakeside hotels — and its perennial allure
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