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
Pet shelters are packed while pet owners grapple with high costs
Meet the woman who turned her basement into an immigration center
Study: Nurses are exhausted, and many want to leave their jobs
Maryland proposes 4-day workweek; companies find success with model
Homeownership gap between White and Black families is at all-time high
Investigators give an update on Michigan State University shooting
Michigan State University, families mourn shooting victims
A student and teacher describe moments during MSU shooting
New report details illegal gun trafficking trends in the US
New York City migrants refuse relocation, say new center is 'inhumane'
Inside the chaotic system of New York's immigration services
Pet store owner says New York law won't solve breeding issues
NYC first city to provide free abortion pills
New York City mayor says there is no more room for migrants
Shootings in New York City are costing taxpayers millions of dollars
Pope Francis Presides Over Pope Benedict's Funeral In Vatican City
New York City Is Ready To Ring In The New Year
Biden Administration Suing Arizona Governor Over Border Wall
Lithium Batteries On E-Bikes Are Exploding Without Warning
The State Of Wrongful Convictions In The U.S.
FeedingNYC Has Fed 100,000 Families Since 2001 For Thanksgiving
Veteran Shares Why He Acted To Disarm Colorado Springs Gunman
Club Q Suspect Now Facing Hate Charges For Colorado Nightclub Shooting
New York City Mayor Closing Randall's Island Migrant Facility
3 Candidates Vie To Take Over Uvalde County Commission Seat
How New Yorkers, Brooklyn Nets Fans Feel About Kyrie Irving Suspension
Migrants At New York City Shelters Are Lacking Necessities
New York City Employers Are Now Required To Disclose Salary Ranges
RSV Surge Puts Pressure On Children’s Hospitals
