Erika Craven is a news reporter for WTKR News 3, focusing on local news in Norfolk, Virginia. With experience working for KFYR-TV and WTVR-TV, Erika covers a range of topics including community events, crime, local government, and human interest stories.
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Erika Craven's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime and community-related stories in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. She frequently covers evolving and breaking news stories, often citing data or government announcements.
Given her emphasis on local crime and community events, Erika may be receptive to pitches related to these topics within the specified geographic focus. This could include providing insights from community leaders or experts on relevant social issues such as crime prevention initiatives, traffic safety measures, or local government policies impacting families and neighborhoods in Hampton Roads.
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By: Erika Craven
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — The family of Sherree Brown held a vigil on Saturday. The vigil, to keep shining a light, was held at Berkley Village Apartments on Daphia Circle in Newport News.
By: Erika Craven
YORKTOWN, Va. — A mother of a teen killed in a York County crash shares her story for National Teen Driver Safety Week.
Businesses along High Street want crime prevention, solutions to be a top priority for Portsmouth, police.
By: Erika Craven
If you can't find a primary care doctor, you're not alone. Leaders, medical professionals, patient advocates want to find solutions.
Calvin Williams who runs the My2K Foundation nonprofit believes the key to de escalation is finding a common ground.
April Hernandez Castillo shared her story at the 10th Annual Women Against Violence Luncheon in Virginia Beach.
By: Erika Craven
Kimberly Jackson was diagnosed with Paget's disease, a rare form of breast cancer. She's sharing her story in hopes of helping others.
Chesapeake Bay cleanup efforts have been a mixed bag, EPA reports. Groups working to clean up the bay hope to set new goals if 2025 goals go unmet.
By: Erika Craven
As of 3:30 Saturday afternoon Hampton saw more than 25,500 in-person early voters and Virginia Beach saw more than 88,300.
By: Erika Craven
A group of different backgrounds and denominations lifted up their voices Sunday. They prayed for peace in our communities, cities, and country.
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