Nicole Griffin is a news reporter for WRTV-TV, focusing on local news in the Orlando area. She covers a wide range of topics, including community events, nonprofit organizations, environmental issues, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in Spectrum News, JD Supra, and other local news outlets.
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Nicole Griffin's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and news in the Orlando, Florida area. Her reporting includes government announcements, press releases, and event coverages related to infrastructure projects, mental health services, nonprofit organizations, community donations as well as family & relationships. If you're looking to reach out to her with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local initiatives within these themes that directly impact the Orlando community or highlight human interest stories from the region. Keep in mind that she has a strong focus on local news so pitches tied to national or international topics might not align with her coverage interests.
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The neighborhood suffered devastating flooding during both Hurricanes Irma and Ian.
By: Nicole Griffin
As Miriam Acevedo Davis reflects on her 20 years as the President & CEO of La Plaza, she takes a moment to practice gratitude.
By: Nicole Griffin
The city, Orange County, and Seminole County will need to work together to fix the issue, but residents say they want solutions now.
Several new details were released regarding the DTO Action Plan initiative.
By: Nicole Griffin
Flooding was nearly in residents' driveway and up to their back doors two weeks ago. The city of Apopka is working on temporary solutions, but residents say they want more done.
WRTV's Nicole Griffin introduces us to Lori Chambers, a woman who is helping other women experiencing trauma. Chambers is the recipient of this month's Jefferson Award for Multiplying Good.
By: Nicole Griffin
Church leaders say both incidents are still under investigation, however demolition is underway as they look towards plans for a new beginning.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Progress is being made towards rebuilding the Incarnation Catholic Church in the College Park neighborhood after they were the victims of two fires in just under a year and a half.
The organization is recruiting Hoosiers with criminal background
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