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Nicole Valdes

Nicole Valdes

Verified

Correspondent, CBS News

Nashville

Final Covers

Entertainment , Tv Shows , Movies , Food

Doesn’t Cover

Anything outside health & wellness or pets.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 550

  • How people with criminal records are working to reduce gun violence in their community

    By Laura Geller, Nicole Valdes Verified| CBS News Verified How Baltimore is reducing violence on the streets Baltimore, once a poster child for big city crime, is now becoming the model for a turnaround as gun violence has fallen more rapidly than in any other major U.S. city, according to the Center for American Progress. One way the city has reduced crime is by tapping into the expertise of people who used to perpetrate it. Sean Wees grew up in Brooklyn, a neighborhood in south Baltimore, where he saw the violence firsthand.

    By Laura Geller, Nicole Valdes Verified · CBS News

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Tariffs could threaten the future of some U.S. distilleries and bars

    By Nicole Valdes Verified| KPAX-TV (Missoula, MT) Verified At Leiper's Fork Distillery outside Nashville, the notably small batch distiller produces only two and a half barrels of Tennessee whiskey a day, doing everything by hand, from distilling to bottling and labeling. The whiskey, bourbon and rye produced there are only sold in six states, the U.K. and Canada. But with tariffs in play on spirits like Tennessee whiskey, owner Lee Kennedy fears his export sales could soon run dry.

    By Nicole Valdes Verified · KPAX-TV (Missoula, MT)

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • How people with criminal records are working to reduce gun violence in their community

    By Laura Geller, Nicole Valdes Verified| CBS News Verified How Baltimore is reducing violence on the streets Baltimore, once a poster child for big city crime, is now becoming the model for a turnaround as gun violence has fallen more rapidly than in any other major U.S. city, according to the Center for American Progress. One way the city has reduced crime is by tapping into the expertise of people who used to perpetrate it. Sean Wees grew up in Brooklyn, a neighborhood in south Baltimore, where he saw the violence firsthand.

    By Laura Geller, Nicole Valdes Verified · CBS News

    Apr. 01, 2025

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CBS News

CBS News is a leading American broadcast journalism organization and a division of CBS, established on September 18, 1927. Headquartered at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City, it has played a significant role in television and radio news for nearly a century. CBS News began as a radio service and expanded into television, becoming known for its live coverage and national news reporting. The organization offers a variety of television news programming, including the flagship *CBS Evening News*, which has featured prominent anchors like Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather. It also produced notable series such as *United Nations In Action*, which provided live coverage of UN proceedings, and *Douglas Edwards with the News*, the first nightly newscast broadcast coast-to-coast. CBS News has maintained a strong presence in radio journalism and has created documentary content through CBS News Productions. Under the leadership of President Wendy McMahon, CBS News continues to innovate while upholding its legacy in journalism.

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Founded: 1927