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
What happens to unused vaccine doses?
Once a vial of vaccine is opened, it must be used within a certain amount of time. What happens to unused doses depends on who is giving the shots.
NYC families prepare for reopening of middle schools
The mayor said schools have proven to be the safest places in the city during the pandemic. He hailed the city's rigorous in-school COVID testing protocol.
Connecticut's new vaccination plan is 'curve ball' to some groups
Connecticut's vaccination program no longer prioritizes essential workers and people with preexisting conditions.
Alcohol-free spirits and beer shop opens amid pandemic
Spirited Away is New York City's first zero-proof bottle store.
NYC blood supply dwindling to dangerous lows
The blood supply has been at critically low levels recently because of the lack of blood drives due to the pandemic, and the winter weather has only made the situation worse.
Calls for federal investigation into NY's COVID-19 nursing home deaths
The families of people who died in New York's nursing homes called for a federal investigation into how the Cuomo administration handled the matter at a rally on Wednesday.
14-year-old painting prodigy's art comes to Tribeca
A 14-year-old painting prodigy is getting his own showcase in Tribeca in the form of an outdoor art gallery.
Citi Field opens for vaccinations but supply remains scarce
The vaccine rollout at Citi Field will be slower than planned because of supply issues. The stadium will be open Wednesday and Thursday for now.
Why celebrities are joining Clubhouse, an exclusive new social network
Clubhouse is an exclusive, audio-only, iPhone-only social network app.
Make pizza Connecticut's state food? NY, NJ say 'no way'
Connecticut lawmakers have introduced a bill to make pizza the Constitution State's official food, but New York and New Jersey aren't having it.