Nikelle Delgado is a multi-media journalist based in Rockford, Illinois. With a focus on local news, she covers a range of topics including community events, wildlife conservation, transportation, and mental health. Her work has been featured on Spectrum News 1 as well as WTVO-TV and WQRF-TV.
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Nikelle Delgado's coverage focuses on local events and community initiatives in Louisville, with an emphasis on family & relationships, crime, and entertainment news. If you have a story related to these themes within the Louisville area or if it involves any of the specific topics she has covered such as street changes, airport expansion, wildlife center, gun violence, or local businesses like bookstores and barber shops that are making a positive impact in the community. Nikelle appears particularly interested in human-interest stories that highlight uplifting efforts and events happening locally.
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By: Nikelle Delgado
"Little Libraries" are small boxes or structures where people can freely take or leave books
The staff at La Clinica say they have seen the city's Hispanic population grow and the bilingual clinic helps those who may have never seen doctors.
It's a test of wits and patience at Emerge Escape Rooms in La Grange, Kentucky
By: Nikelle Delgado
Oct. 7 2024 marked the one-year anniversary since the Hamas attack on Israel.
By: Nikelle Delgado
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jewish Louisvillians for Peace hosted a “Time for Grief,” a candlelight vigil for victims of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel one year ago.
By: Nikelle Delgado
LEXINGTON, Ky. — As Florida braces for Milton to make landfall, Kentuckians continue to give a helping hand.
For around six years, Mike Bucci has transformed his property into the neighborhood haunted house
By: Nikelle Delgado
There is no shortage of animals waiting for a forever home. Stephanie Jackson, LMAS public information officer, said between animals in foster homes and at the shelter, there are more than 900 dogs and cats in need of an owner.
Joseph Mallard was diagnosed with the blood disorder 50 years ago. He hasn't let it slow him down or his passion for creating art.
By: Nikelle Delgado
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Zoneton Fire Protection District is gearing up for Halloween by stuffing treat bags with candy. What You Need To Know
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