Nicole Acevedo is a reporter at KCRA 3 & My58 Television. She is a bilingual journalist specializing in issues affecting Latino communities across the U.S., the Caribbean, and Latin America, with a focus on regional interest and world news, including topics such as Central America, the Caribbean, and diplomatic law. Nicole's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, NBC News, and Telemundo San Antonio.
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Nicole Acevedo's articles predominantly cover government and politics, with a focus on issues relevant to the Latino community in the United States. Given this emphasis, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to Latino culture, immigration policies affecting Latinos, and stories about significant figures or movements within the Latino community.
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By: Tim Stelloh, Nicole Acevedo, Juliette Arcodia Daniel Arkin, Pilar Melendez
South Carolina's Supreme Court recently overturned Murdaugh's double murder convictions, ruling that Colleton County Clerk of Court Becky Hill had improperly influenced the jury.
By: Nicole Acevedo
Disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh is suing Rebecca “Becky” Hill, the former court clerk who allegedly interfered with the jury that convicted him in the murders of his wife and son in 2023. The civil rights lawsuit filed Sunday in the U.S. District Court for the District of South...
By: Emma Butts, Nicole Acevedo
Wildfires prompted evacuation orders in Southern California, flood watches were in effect for 7 million people in the Midwest and 32 million in the Northeast were under heat advisories.
By: Nicole Acevedo, Carmen Sesin Orlando Matos, Michael Kosnar, Kelly O Donnell, Tim Stelloh
The announcement is expected during a ceremony to mark the deadly 1996 shooting of two civilian planes that remains one of the most politically charged episodes in modern U.S.-Cuba relations.
By: Carmen Sesin, Michelle Acevedo, Donnell Abigail Williams, Megan Lebowitz Jay, Ryan J. Reilly, José Díaz-Balart, Roberto Leon Sandra Lilley, Nicole Acevedo, Michael Kosnar, Erika Angulo, Reilly Gary, Gary Grumbach, Acevedo Ca
The 94-year-old former president of Cuba was head of the military when two small airplanes from Brothers to the Rescue, a Cuban exile group, were shot down, killing four Cuban Americans.
By: Will Ujek, Nicole Acevedo
The Justice Department said the providers defrauded Medicaid and other programs of more than $90 million and that two of them billed for autism services that were never provided.
By: Nicole Acevedo
In February, Coleman posted a post-surgery update informing followers that Isaac had been diagnosed with stage 3 cancer.
By: Nicole Acevedo
Tafu Letuli, 52, said he was inches away from meeting a horrible end to his life, in his first statement after the incident.
By: Nicole Acevedo, Alexis Boentes
Luis Raúl González-Pardo Rodríguez was sentenced for providing false information to U.S. immigration authorities when he applied for permanent residency.
By: Daniella Silva, Nadine Comerford, Nicole Acevedo
Christian Castro was taken into custody on charges of assault and falsely reporting a crime in connection with the shooting of a Venezuelan man during an attempted immigration arrest.
