Axel Turcios
Axel Turcios
National Correspondent
Axel Turcios is an Emmy-Award winning journalist who joins Scripps News as a National Correspondent based out of New York City. He comes to us from Univision 23 in Miami, where Axel appeared frequently on the national programs Primer Impacto, Noticiero Nacional Univision and Despierta América. Before joining Univision, Axel worked for two years as a reporter for Telemundo in Las Vegas. Axel will be the first to tell you that reporting out of New York City has been a life-long dream. He dedicates his spare time to community work and organizing charitable projects to help low-income families and children in his country of origin, Honduras.
Recent Work
The Mental Health Impact Mass Shootings Have On Survivors
Uvalde Family Reminisces On Life Of 10-Year-Old Xavier Lopez
Trauma Surgeon Who Treated Uvalde Victims Calls For Gun Reform
Uvalde Mother Shares Story Of Daughter's Survival, Community Bond
Shipping Container Radio Station Unites Brooklyn Music Community
More Politicians Stepping In To Legalize Fentanyl Testing Strips
Why A New York City Facility Allows Drug Use To Reduce Overdoses
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Boom Nationwide
Hondurans In New York Celebrate Ex-President Hernandez's Arrest
Perfect Spring Weather Greets Boston Marathon's April Return
Brooklyn Subway Attack Suspect Ordered Held Without Bail
'Prophet Of Doom': Subway Suspect Left Ranting Video Clues
Community Comes Together After New York Subway Shooting
Man Arrested In Brooklyn Subway Attack Charged With Terrorism
Russian Mother And Daughter Stuck In New York City After Flight Ban
Russian Community In The U.S. Faces Backlash As War Wages On
NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade Turns Pandemic Blues Irish Green
Street Food Vendor Says Her Kids Provide Inspiration During Pandemic
Russian-Speaking Community In U.S. Is Terrified By War
What Are NFTs, And Are They Worth It? Experts, Artists Weigh In
Millennials, Generation Z Trying To Leave Russia
The Backstory Behind Your Valentine's Day Flowers
Artist Honors Black Lives Lost In Controversial Police Incidents
2 Detectives Suspended Over Handling Of Smith-Fields, Rawls Deaths
Honduras To Inaugurate First Female President Xiomara Castro
Medical Examiner Says Lauren Smith-Fields Died Of Acute Intoxication
Lauren Smith-Fields' Family To Sue City Over Her Death Investigation
The Worst Airports In The U.S. — And How They're Getting Revamped
Hundreds Of Thousands Face Eviction Amid Tax Credit Changes
