Nicole Rogers is a news reporter with a focus on local news in the Tampa, Florida area. She has written for various news outlets including WFLA-TV News Channel 8, WTTA-TV Great 38, and Yahoo News. Nicole's articles cover a range of topics including community events, severe weather, local politics, and human interest stories.
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Nicole's coverage focuses on local news in Florida, particularly Tampa and Pinellas County. She has a significant interest in evolving stories, breaking news events, and government announcements related to crime as well as family and relationships.
Given her focus on local community events and breaking news, she may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or personal stories related to ongoing community issues such as severe weather preparedness, juvenile curfew proposals, airport delays affecting the local area, assistance during emergencies like house fires or helping neighbors in need.
If you have first-hand accounts or insights into how specific incidents have impacted families or communities within these areas of focus (Florida/Tampa/Pinellas County), your pitch is more likely to resonate with Nicole.
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By: Nicole Rogers
Powers’s family is trying to wrap their heads around what happened.
By: Nicole Rogers
It’s been one year since gunfire and chaos erupted in the middle of a crowd in Ybor City.
By: Nicole Rogers
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida voters rejected an amendment to the State Constitution that would have guaranteed the right to an abortion on Tuesday, according to NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ.
By: Nicole Rogers
CORTEZ, Fla. (WFLA) — Renee Ratajczak is one of many mobile homeowners in Bradenton Beach anxiously awaiting an appraisal. “We’re doing as we can with what we can and hoping for t…
By: Nicole Rogers
Tampa city leaders want to give Franklin Street a $6M make-over.
By: Nicole Rogers
Residents voiced concerns over a South Howard Avenue flood project that will cost $65 million.
By: Nicole Rogers
Cindy Bee demanded change outside of St. Pete Beach City Hall Tuesday, holding a sign saying “How much longer do you want to hold back progress?”
By: Nicole Rogers
Clearwater police detective George Solakian calls it a miracle.
By: Nicole Rogers
The South Howard Flood Relief project is moving forward.
By: Nicole Rogers
More than 150 teens slept outside Friday night, raising awareness for homelessness in the Tampa Bay region.
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