Noah Caplan is a Reporter/MMJ at KTTC NBC 10 and KOAA5. He covers a diverse range of themes including retail, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on social issues, culture, and consumer travel. Noah's work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing his commitment to highlighting important societal topics.
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Noah's coverage is primarily focused on local government and community events in the Rochester, Minnesota area. He often reports on government announcements, city council decisions, and local events. Given this focus, Noah would likely be interested in pitches related to local government policies or initiatives, community events, and issues affecting residents of Rochester.
Additionally, with a significant portion of his coverage dedicated to crime-related topics such as theft accusations or law enforcement activities within the region, he may also be open to stories that provide insights into crime trends or legal matters specific to Rochester.
If you have information about educational developments or diversity initiatives directly impacting the Rochester community, these could also align with Noah’s reporting interests. Additionally transportation-related news relevant specifically to this region might pique his interest.
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Senate Bill 94 passed in 2024, which gave more protections to tenants. Some say that bill's passage has had "unintended" consequences
By: Noah Caplan
State Public Health Data shows flu and RSV hospitalizations are rising. Officials say this season is similar to pre-COVID years.
With fires currently burning parts of Los Angeles, some in Colorado Springs say it takes them back to their experience with the Waldo Canyon Fire of 2012.
By: Noah Caplan
Jenkins Middle School in CO Springs District 11 has structural issues that could lead to its shutdown.
Eagles generally nest in Colorado from February in May, but migrate to the front range as early as November
By: Noah Caplan
Classes at Jenkins Middle School will end on Friday, while students will have new schools to attend for the time being.
By: Noah Caplan
Palmer Lake is a small town that one community member says can't grow too much due to geographic constraints.
How long does it take to make a New Year's Resolution part of your lifestyle? Psychological research says it takes about 90 days to build a new habit.
Cars lining the repair shop. With the cold keeping many at home, JM Auto Repair’s owner Brad May says his repair center is even busier than normal.
How a growing industry in Colorado Springs is presenting some challenges for established businesses.
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