Krizia Williams is a Reporter at WCPO. With a background in multimedia journalism, she focuses on critical topics such as hydrology, water conservation, public health, and the housing market, driven by her passion for community storytelling and education. Krizia's work has been featured in several outlets, including WKBW-TV, MSN, and WCVB Channel 5.
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Krizia Williams focuses on local events, community engagement, and volunteer work in the Buffalo area. Her coverage heavily features stories related to family & relationships, cultural events, and sports within the region.
To effectively reach out to Krizia, consider providing insights or story angles related to local community events, non-profit organizations' initiatives within Buffalo that promote mental health awareness or support families in need. Additionally, pitches highlighting unique cultural happenings or heartwarming stories about volunteer work are likely to resonate with her focus.
Given her emphasis on local news and government announcements specific to Buffalo and New York state as a whole would also be relevant topics for pitching ideas.
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First Night celebrations are coming together in Portsmouth as Granite Staters prepare to say goodbye to 2025.
1 dead, several hospitalized in Manchester apartment fire; at least 13 families displaced
At least 10 families displaced
By: Krizia Williams, Emily Maher, Tim Nazzaro
A fire in an apartment building in Manchester, New Hampshire killed one person, seriously injured seven others and displaced as many as 50 residents
The fire broke out around 6:45 a.m. at an apartment building on Amherst Street.
Police say an 81-year-old Manchester man is dead after he was hit by a car in the Queen City.
By: Krizia Williams
A Nashua teenager is facing charges after police say he stabbed a relative six times, sending the man to a hospital.
Snowfall and a wintry mix were making for slippery conditions on the roads Wednesday morning in parts of New Hampshire.
New Hampshire has reopened an emergency program for Granite State families who are struggling with dry wells.
By: Krizia Williams
Pelham police are looking for a woman suspected of threatening another person with a knife Thursday in what started as a case of road rage.
