Leanna Scachetti is an OTT Reporter and Producer at WDBJ7. She specializes in covering sports, including competitive sports and sports business, as well as travel and tourism, focusing on adventure travel and destinations. Leanna's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NBC29 WVIR-TV, NBC12 - WWBT, and KCRA 3, among others.
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Leanna's focus on local news, particularly related to health and healthcare, suggests she would be interested in pitches that offer insights into local initiatives addressing public health issues. If you have data or expertise related to substance abuse prevention, opioid epidemic interventions, or long COVID studies within the Virginia region, it may align well with her coverage.
Given the high percentage of government announcements and event coverage in her articles, providing access to key stakeholders involved in these initiatives could be valuable for Leanna's reporting. Additionally, since she covers a specific geographic area (Virginia), relevant sources from this locality are likely to capture her attention more effectively.
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By: Leanna Scachetti
Researchers in Boston are diving deep into his family tree to connect the missing links.
By: Leanna Scachetti
Mechalle Brown says, "Go Celtics and we'll see you game five."
Meet the moments watched millions of times from the Boston Marathon finish line
Picking your tulip at a certain stage can have it blooming in your home for longer.
By: Leanna Scachetti
A hidden-in-plain-sight Victorian home in Boston's Back Bay holds stories of LGBTQ history. They're highlighted in a tour named for the home's eccentric owner.
By: Leanna Scachetti
A retired chef who spent decades in Massachusetts following an act of bravery in Iran has been reflecting on the moment that changed his life forever.
By: Leanna Scachetti
A close call caught on video. This lightning strike narrowly missed a man and his young daughter in Southborough during Tuesday's thunderstorms.
By: Leanna Scachetti
When the Founding Fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence in July 1776, it was breaking news. This free exhibit in Boston shows you how the news broke across the colonies.
By: Phil Tenser, Leanna Scachetti
Lightning struck near a Southborough, Massachusetts, father and daughter during storms that rolled through on Tuesday, leaving burn marks and a scary reminder to head indoors when thunderstorms are nearby.
By: Leanna Scachetti
Boston is hosting the international "Super Bowl" of stamp collecting Memorial Day Weekend and it's free to check out.
