Laramie Lavala is a digital content producer at Channel 2. She specializes in covering events and conferences, with a focus on education, e-learning, and online education. Laramie's work has been featured in COWGIRL Magazine, KHQA, FOX 55/27 Illinois, ABC St Louis KDNL, and NewsBreak.
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Laramie's coverage focuses predominantly on local news in Idaho, particularly around weather alerts, accidents, and community events. Given the high percentage of evolving stories and breaking news in her coverage attributes, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to unfolding events or breaking news within Idaho.
She also has a significant emphasis on crime-related topics. Therefore, if you have expertise or insights related to local criminal activities or law enforcement developments in Idaho, your pitch may be well received by Laramie.
Considering her focus on family & relationships and education alongside the dominant themes covered such as crime and weather indicates that she might also be interested in human interest stories relating to these areas.
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By: Laramie Lavala
With the Snake River Stampede just days away, crews at the Ford Idaho Center are preparing the arena by moving and shaping tons of dirt to create the right surf
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — Dust off your hat and pull on your boots: the 111th Snake River Stampede is set for June 16-20, and organizers say fans should plan for a few changes this year before heading to the Idaho Center.
By: Laramie Lavala
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — On summer days in Idaho, a group of young riders climbs onto their horses without saddles or bridles, practicing routines that have been part of a Boise tradition for decades.
By: Laramie Lavala
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — On summer days, a group of young riders climbs onto their horses without saddles or bridles, practicing routines that have been part
By: Laramie Lavala
Support is building for ranchers affected by the Big Grass Fire, with Indian Creek Stakehouse announcing a fundraising dinner and asking the public to donate au
Patchy smoke is expected to linger through parts of Sunday and into Monday as hot, sunny conditions continue.On Sunday, patchy smoke is expected before 7 a.m.,
By: Laramie Lavala
Two major wildfires have scorched some of Southwest Idaho’s most popular hunting country this summer, raising questions for hunters as early seasons open Saturd
By: Laramie Lavala
As the Caldwell Night Rodeo wraps up it's 102nd year
By: Laramie Lavala
Rodeo athletes often depend on sponsors to cover the high cost of competing, with fuel alone running into tens of thousands of dollars each year, according to p
By: Laramie Lavala
The Caldwell Night Rodeo is drawing some of the sport’s top athletes to the arena, including 13-time National Finals Rodeo bullfighter Cody Webster, who said re
