Nikki Krize is a journalist based in Scranton, Pennsylvania. She writes for WNEP-TV 16 and her work has also appeared in WTSP-TV. Nikki covers local news and events, with a focus on the Scranton area, including stories on community organizations, health, government, transportation, and agriculture.
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Nikki Krize's coverage primarily centers around local news, community events, health and wellness, as well as seasonal topics. She often covers events in the Scranton area of Pennsylvania.
Given her focus on local events and health-related content, she may be interested in pitches that highlight unique stories related to community initiatives, volunteerism efforts or innovative health programs within the Scranton area or broader Pennsylvania region.
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Veteran's Day is next week and a group in Wyoming County is marking the occasion a bit early with a 5K.
Students from Penn State Scranton helped organize the event starting at 5 p.m. Friday
By: Nikki Krize
Local rock group Burn the Jukebox joined out morning crew in the backyard Friday morning to play their song: Hello World
A festival highlighting a UFO crash in Carbondale takes off Saturday at 11 a.m. at Russell Park.
Jacob Whitney of Lackawanna County started his new non-profit over the weekend and will make free raised garden beds in spring for veterans.
St. Francis of Assisi Kitchen and Food Pantry in Scranton is looking for donations to help provide everyone with a Thanksgiving dinner this year.
DaVinci Pizza employees are coming together to help raise funds and awareness for pancreatic cancer.
Communities coming together to raise money for those with special needs.
Foodies can pick from more than 45 restaurants at the Poconos Restaurant Week, with many options from fine dining to breweries to choose from and get a taste of.
You don't have to be a bowler to toss a frozen turkey down a lane; check out the unique fundraising event in Carbondale this Sunday.
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