Reporter Alumna Lands Job As A Crime Reporter

Daniela Hurtado, who served as editor-in-chief of The Reporter, has landed a job as a crime reporter for KFYR-TV, an NBC affiliated television station in Bismarck, North Dakota.

Hurtado started the position on Sept. 25. Her duties include covering trials, murders, break-ins and news relating to law enforcement.

“My new position for KFYR as a crime reporter is definitely challenging,” Hurtado said. “But it is an amazing experience and I am so happy to be in Bismarck and to work alongside such an amazing team.”

Before landing her job at KFYR-TV, she served as a reporter, anchor, producer, director and technical director for the University of Florida owned station WUFT-TV. She also worked as a radio reporter and producer at WUFT-FM.

Hurtado graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor’s in telecommunication/news with a concentration in political science on Aug. 4. She earned her associates in arts degree in journalism/mass communications from Kendall Campus in May of 2015.

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