Anthony Carter
Anthony Carter is a reporter for NBC5 News. He grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and graduated from Elizabethtown College in 2019. Anthony started his career as a print journalist, covering New York sports and the NBA Draft. He then started his own sports podcast and website covering the Arena Football League. Anthony moved to the Rogue Valley in 2019 as a news producer before joining the NBC5 News family. Anthony likes to workout at the gym, play basketball, and root for his Atlanta Hawks and New York Jets. Want to connect with Anthony? send him an email: [email protected]
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TALENT, Ore — The owners of Talent Cafe have opened a new food truck less than a mile from their old building. The “Wake ‘n Bake” shop opened for customers last Friday. Its located right across the street from Ray’s Food Place …
ASHLAND, Ore — Ashland’s Police Chief Tighe O’Meara, is voicing his support following Tuesday’s guilty verdict of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Chauvin was convicted on all three charges of second-degree and third-degree murder, and manslaughter in the murder of George …
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore — The Federal Emergency Management Agency will send more workers to Phoenix and Talent next month to assist Almeda Fire victims. During a news conference Monday, John Vial, director of Jackson County’s Emergency Operations Center, stated that crews are …
ROGUE VALLEY, Ore — With hot, windy and dry conditions presenting fire danger throughout southern Oregon, the Oregon Department of Forestry is urging people to be extra cautious. “The lack of rain, the sun and windy conditions are really just prime conditions …
ASHLAND, Ore — With more than four million dollars in funding from Project Turnkey, the new Options for Helping Residents of Ashland navigation center, is welcoming more people in need. The old Super 8 Motel was converted into temporary housing, specifically for …
SALEM, Ore — The Oregon House Education Committee is continuing its push for racial equity with a new bill, that would protect teachers of color from being laid off during district budget cuts. House Bill 2001 is currently in the House Rules …
SALEM, Ore — Following new guidance from the CDC and the FDA, the Oregon Health Authority has asked vaccine providers in the state to not administer Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot vaccination. Federal agencies say that six individuals in the United States reported …
MEDFORD, Ore — The trial date for the man accused of manufacturing and setting off several bombs has been scheduled for next month. 23 year old Brian Lighthill plead not guilty to more than a dozen bomb related charges from his arrest …
MEDFORD, Ore — People across the Rogue Valley flocked to the 68th annual Pear Blossom Festival Friday. With the festival forced to cancel operations last year due to the pandemic, vendors and people at Pear Blossom Park were excited to return. “The …
ROGUE VALLEY, Ore — Rogue Valley Habitat for Humanity is beginning the selection process for its homeownership program. The homes will be built on sites that were destroyed by the Almeda Fire. It’s only open to families that lost homes in the …
