Stacey Delikat
Since joining FOX 5 News as a general assignment reporter in 2012 Stacey Delikat has covered stories including Superstorm Sandy, Superbowl XLVII and the New York City mayoral election.
Delikat was born in New York City and grew up in nearby Connecticut.
Her career in news started on the assignment desk of CNN's New York bureau right after college, but her passion for the business developed long before then.
She holds a bachelor's degree in communication from Cornell University and a Master's degree in broadcasting from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Delikat returned to New York City in 2012 after spending three years in Phoenix, Arizona as a reporter for KTVK. There she covered the state's controversial immigration law, massive wildfires, and the Tucson shootings.
Before that Delikat was a one-woman-band reporter for News 12 Brooklyn for two and a half years.
In 2010 she was honored with an Emmy award for her series "Child Abuse: Breaking the Cycle."
When she's not covering the news, Delikat volunteers with Bottomless Closet in New York City, helping disadvantaged women re-enter the workplace.
She lives in Brooklyn with her husband.
The latest from Stacey Delikat
Veterinarians remain busy during pandemic
Vets remain busy due to pandemic pet adoptions.
How the pandemic changed the fight against climate change
Thursday marked the second Earth Day to be celebrated during the COVID-19 pandemic. A year in lockdown has had an impact on our climate and environment, both good and bad, but how?
Manhattan coastal protection plan under cloud of controversy
Under the East Side Coastal Resiliency Plan, 4.2 miles of coastline from East 25th Street to Montgomery Street will be buried under 8 to 10 feet of landfill to elevate East River Park.
As mayoral race heats up, do endorsements really matter?
In a crowded race like the Democratic Mayoral Primary, where there are still more than 10 candidates in the running, anything that can draw attention helps, but not all endorsements are created equal.
New York's $212B budget deal includes mobile sports betting, taxing wealthiest
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers reached a new budget deal in Albany to the tune of $212 billion.
'Vax Daddy' praised for helping New Yorkers find vaccine appointments
TurboVax counts more than 170,000 Twitter followers and the website can reportedly get a million views in a day.
2-case rule dropped at NYC schools as opt-in deadline extended
New York City schools will no longer temporarily close when there are two reported cases of coronavirus, announced Mayor Bill de Blasio Monday.
Record number of twin births seen around the world
Forget a pandemic baby boom, a new study finds that the world is actually in the midst of a 'twin boom,' as more families than ever before are welcoming a double bundle of joy.
Bias attacks leave many Asian Americans angry, unsettled
A group of Asian American Guardian Angels gathered in Chinatown to announce they'd step up patrols in the wake of recent attacks.
NYC grocery delivery business promises fast service
Fridge No More promises hyper-local grocery delivery in 15 minutes or less, with no minimums and no delivery fees. Customers can opt to tip delivery persons.