Erika Ferrando is a reporter for WWL-TV Channel 4 in New Orleans and KKTV 11 News. With a focus on local news in the New Orleans area, Erika covers a range of stories including community events, crime, local government, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured on NOLA.com, further showcasing her dedication to reporting on the issues and events that matter to the people of Louisiana.
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Erika Ferrando primarily focuses on local news in New Orleans and Colorado Springs, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. Her coverage includes topics related to family & relationships, crime, and entertainment news.
Considering her focus areas and themes covered, Erika is likely interested in pitches that involve human-interest stories or community-related issues such as local events impacting families or neighborhoods. Additionally, she may be receptive to pitches involving crime prevention initiatives or activities promoting family well-being within the specified geographic regions.
Given her attention to government announcements and zoning issues in Jefferson Parish Schools expansion of clear bag policy for 4th-5th grade studentsand JP Council's decision regarding land-use study for a former Haynes Academy site could catch her interest. She might also be interested in environmental pitches focusing on native plant gardens within the region.
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Southern Colorado homeless shelter program helps people find jobs, homes.
File photo of bald eagle. (Pixabay | MGN) By Matt Kroschel and Erika Ferrando Published: Mar. 22, 2024 at 3:05 PM GMT+1
A recent CU Boulder study found more than half of older adults are still spending more time at home and less time socializing in public spaces than they did pre-pandemic.
In a major advancement in the cardiology world, there’s a new treatment for patients with a common heart problem.
By: Erika Ferrando
“He was trying to shoot the puck high off the glass, but he went high and missed the glass and went straight and hit me in the back of the head.”
KKTV and Vanguard Skin Specialists are partnering for the free skin check event Friday, June 21.
By: Erika Ferrando
The trooper who pilots for Colorado State Patrol’s Aircraft Unit shared how he was able to spot the inmate.
By: Erika Ferrando
A Colorado Springs native and UCCS graduate is in Paris competing in the Olympics, but she's not competing for Team U.S.A. Layla Almasri is running for Team Palestine, representing her roots.
A cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops beating normally, the pulse disappears, and a person stops breathing.
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