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Nikki DeMentri is a general assignment reporter with CBS News Philadelphia. The Central New Jersey native is thrilled to do what she loves in the place she calls home.
Before joining the team in January 2023, Nikki was a reporter and fill-in anchor with WRTV in Indianapolis. Nikki also often took on lead and breaking stories, including the FedEx mass shooting, statewide COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Indiana statehouse special session and the 2021 March Madness Tournament held solely in Indianapolis.
Her career started in Western New York as a reporter and fill-in anchor at WKBW-TV. While in Buffalo, Nikki also served as a Make-A-Wish Wish Hero and on the board of Second Generation Theatre Company.
Nikki has won three Emmy Awards during her career and has been nominated more than a dozen times for her work in several markets. She's also been recognized as the first-ever winner of the "Media Award Recognizing Promotional Excellence" from the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey.
Growing up, Nikki trained in classical ballet and spent much of her childhood dancing with a youth ballet company. The dance studio is where she first fell in love with storytelling.
She is a proud graduate of Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Go Orange!
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A spokesperson with the Red Cross says they're assisting seven families and 23 people from the fire.
With the help and support of the community, the Miracle League of Mercer County says they'll be back throwing out that first pitch in the next couple of weeks.
The virtual clinic As You Are performs autism evaluations for kids online, helping parents avoid long waits for in-person care.
There are 13 new dogs up for adoption at the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester.
The fire broke out Tuesday morning at Johnson Motor Lines on Lehigh Drive.
The tornado passed through Wrightstown Township around 6:45 p.m. Saturday and in Newtown around 6:50 p.m.
As night fell, first responders, families, neighbors, and friends shared in grief during the candlelight vigil. Chaplains and therapy dogs joined too.
"These men and women drop whatever they're doing when the incident happens," the program manager of PA Task Force 1 said.
Some West Reading Public Works workers were on the scene of the RM Palmer Company candy factory explosion before first responders were.
The coroner's office said forensic medical examinations are being done to determine the cause and manner of death for the all victims.
The explosion happened Friday night at the R.M. Palmer Company factory located on South Second Avenue in West Reading.
In total, the American Diner raised $3,600 which was donated to the West Reading fire, police, and ambulance, as well as the West Reading Disaster Recovery Fund.
The explosion happened Friday night at the candy factory located on South Second Avenue in West Reading.
Both shelters say it's a mixed bag as to why adoptions are low. Inflation, housing, and the end of the pandemic with people going back to work are all contributing factors.