Nikiya Carrero is a journalist based in Miami, Florida, focusing on local news and community issues. Her work has been featured in CBS News, AOL, Inc., and WJCL 22. Nikiya covers a range of topics, including small business advocacy, local government, crime prevention, transportation, and human interest stories.
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Miami, United States (Local)
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Nikiya Carrero's coverage focuses primarily on local news, particularly crime, government & politics, and family & relationships in the Miami area. She covers evolving stories, breaking news, and announcements with a significant emphasis on providing expert commentary.
Given her focus on local news and community issues in Miami and South Florida, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to crime prevention initiatives or analysis from experts familiar with the region's unique challenges. Additionally, offering perspectives from local political figures or community leaders could also be of interest.
Considering Nikiya’s attention to evolving stories and breaking news within these themes suggests that timely pitches addressing current events related to crime trends or developments in government policies affecting families would likely resonate well with her reporting interests.
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By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI - NBA Hall of Famer and former Miami Heat great Alonzo Mourning is speaking publicly for the first time since announcing
By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI - A Lauderhill girl is thanking God for a second chance at life after nearly drowning. On Wednesday, she was reunited with the heroes who had a hand in saving her.
By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI - High school football coach Keon Smith was shot and killed in Opa-locka on Monday and on Friday, his football team gathered to pay homage to him.
By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI - The Miami Seaquarium is responding to the termination of its lease and by Miami-Dade County.
By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI - Every year, at least 100 after being caught in rip currents, according to the United States Lifesaving Association.
By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI — On the of Cubans taking to the streets in the communist country, made sure that day of protest is never forgotten.
MIAMI - A neighborhood brothel bust has landed three people in jail.
A child was treated Thursday afternoon for a superficial shark bite at the Key Biscayne Yacht Club.
By: Nikiya Carrero
MIAMI : CBS News Miami spoke with a researcher following three murder- suicides in South Florida this week alone.
By: By Hunter Geisel, Nikiya Carrero
The relocation is raising questions from both cities.
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