Ana Rivera
Before moving to the Triangle, Ana worked in the land of bourbon and fast horses-Louisville, KY. During her time in Louisville, Ana worked as an 11 p.m. reporter and fill-in anchor at the ABC affiliate WHAS11. She covered a variety of stories in the Bluegrass state including rising crime rates and she even got to meet country star Garth Brooks!
Ana's reporting career started at the WUTR in Utica, NY. She interviewed numerous baseball greats in Cooperstown and battled snowstorms.
Ana bleeds Orange! She was a dual -major in broadcast journalism and political science at Syracuse University. She's excited to see her Orange take on Duke, UNC, Wake Forest and NC State in some big ACC match-ups.
When Ana is not reporting she loves spending time at the beach. She grew up in Delaware so east coast beaches feel like home to her. Ana and her husband live in Raleigh and love trying local restaurants and exploring the Triangle.
Ana's Stories
Healthy vegetable seasoning mix created by couple in NC: 'Foundation is love'
They are making it their mission to change how people cook, especially vegetables.
I-440 improvement project nears the end after 7 years
Built in the 1960s, the oldest section of I-440 will finally be upgraded for the 21st century.
8-year-old viral 'National Anthem' singer brings her talents Cameron Indoor
Duke player Kyle Filipowski wasn't the only one who brought the crowd to their feet during Saturday's game at Cameron Indoor
Durham cosmetologist uses cancer journey to write children's book: 'Mama, Where's Your Hair?'
"I'm happy that I did it. And I just really want to get it into the hands of everybody that is going through this."
Father and son in North Carolina share a birthday on Leap Day
A dad and his son were both born on Feb. 29 but 36 years apart.
Raleigh spoken word poet, Queen Sheba, receives Grammy nomination
The local artist is finally getting global recognition after more than two decades in the business.
Wife's wish for the perfect dress turns into a fashion business for Raleigh husband: 'I made this'
With a little help from YouTube Mark Taylor designed and made the perfect dress for his wife.
Wake County hosts adoption information fair Saturday
Nearly 200 kids in Wake County are currently waiting for their forever homes and hoping they will one day be adopted.
Vietnam Veterans, twin brothers turned TikTok stars find their purpose
When you see the 76-year-old Haneline twins on TikTok it's easy to see they're natural-born performers.
Thousands flock to PNC Arena for Triangle Heart Walk
Thousands of people met at PNC Arena on Sunday for the Triangle Heart Walk to raise money and awareness for heart health.