Nick Viviani is a journalist for NBC 15, focusing on local news in Madison, Wisconsin. With a diverse portfolio that includes work for various news stations, Nick covers a range of topics from community events to breaking news stories. His reporting provides valuable insights into the happenings of the Madison area, keeping residents informed and engaged.
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Nick Viviani's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, breaking news, and government announcements in Wisconsin and Madison. If you are reaching out to him, provide insights or expertise related to ongoing criminal investigations, law enforcement policies in the area, or updates on evolving stories such as traffic incidents. Additionally, if you can offer unique perspectives related to University of Wisconsin-related developments or local government announcements that impact the community in this region it would likely be relevant for his reporting.
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By: Nick Viviani
Florida filed a lawsuit after reports that FEMA relief workers were told not to go to homes that had Trump signs or flags.
By: Nick Viviani
The Florida Department of Education released the list of books removed from school libraries in the 2023-24 school year. (Simon Williams / WPDE)
By: Nick Viviani
The competition to fill Sen. Marco Rubio’s seat in the Senate has begun and potential replacements are stepping forward.
District 1 Commissioner Maria Marino was selected to serve as Palm Beach County's next mayor. (PBC)
By: Nick Viviani
Federal agents captured an Illinois man right before he boarded a train bound for Florida loaded with zip ties, toys, and plans on kidnapping a young boy.
By: Nick Viviani
Image showing the Indiantown Road/I-95 interchange prior to construction. (FDOT)
by Nick Viviani Wed, November 20th 2024 at 3:54 PM Updated Wed, November 20th 2024 at 4:03 PM
By: Nick Viviani
Condolences are starting to come in for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office following the deaths of two of its deputies on Thursday morning.
By: Nick Viviani
TOPICS: WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Condolences are starting to come in for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office (PBSO) following the deaths of two of its deputies on Thursday morning.
The Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association established the fund and posted a link on Friday morning where people can go to contribute.
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