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
Second round of COVID shutdowns has NYC businesses fearing the worst
Small businesses in New York City say they may not survive a second coronavirus lockdown.
How the 2020 election is affecting couples
In a time when the temperature of politics is at an all-time high, couples around the country who are splitting their votes have to decide whether they can stay together, and some realize they can't.
Met Opera superfans make the most of a canceled season
The passion for the opera would follow Carolyn Starry and Marion Chalat through their lives and form the basis of a deep friendship after they first met 10 years ago through the New-York Historical Society.
Scramble to get people counted as 2020 census winds down
Census advocates across the nation have been making last-ditch efforts to get as many households to answer the 2020 census.
Coronavirus pandemic sparks 'She-cession' among U.S. women
The coronavirus has sparked a 'she-cession,' as a massive number of women have been forced to leave the workforce.
Coronavirus patients experience 'brain fog'
A recent survey of about 4,000, about half reported having brain fog or other cognitive issues after surviving coronavirus.
Queens food pantry for veterans expands to help many more
While pre-COVID, the pantry served about 300 people weekly, now it's closer to 600.
NYC business owners say they won't survive another shutdown
Business owners are holding out hope they can stay open despite rising coronavirus infections in their neighborhoods.
Experts: Don't delay your mammogram amid the pandemic
Women who delay mammograms are far more likely to have larger tumors and need more aggressive treatment, according to Mount Sinai's chief of breast surgery.
Towns testing sewage to track coronavirus spread
A number of municipalities in our area are monitoring wastewater for evidence of the coronavirus.