Nicole Acevedo
Staff Reporter at NBC News
Staff Reporter at NBC News Latino
Journalist bilingüe 🇵🇷 | @nbcnews reporter | ✍🏼 about Latinos for @nbclatino | Proud @NAHJ | @newmarkjschool ‘17 and @NewhouseSU ‘16 🍊 alumna
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1 week ago |
nbcnews.com | Nicole Acevedo |Lourdes Hurtado |Erin McLaughlin
SANTO DOMINGO — Identifying and conducting autopsies for the 225 people killed in the Jet Set nightclub's roof collapse four days ago has been a task so daunting it overwhelmed the country's morgue. Heartbroken families hoping to receive the remains of their loved ones have been waiting outside the Dominican Republic's institute of pathology for days, begging authorities to release the bodies so they can start to mourn their relatives.
Hits by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Vicente Fernández and Freddy Fender added to National Recording Registry
2 weeks ago |
nbcnews.com | Nicole Acevedo
The original Broadway recording of “Hamilton” by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Vicente Fernández’s enduring ranchera song “El Rey” and Freddy Fender’s breakthrough song “Before the Next Teardrop Falls” have been inducted into the National Recording Registry at the Library of Congress. The trio of hits are among the 25 recordings and albums selected Wednesday for preservation at the nation’s audio history library.
Hits by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Vicente Fernández and Freddy Fender added to National Recording Registry
2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Acevedo
Nicole AcevedoThu, April 10, 2025 at 9:34 PM UTC3 min readThe original Broadway recording of “Hamilton” by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Vicente Fernández’s enduring ranchera song “El Rey” and Freddy Fender’s breakthrough song “Before the Next Teardrop Falls” have been inducted into the National Recording Registry at the Library of Congress. The trio of hits are among the 25 recordings and albums selected Wednesday for preservation at the nation’s audio history library.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Acevedo
Authorities in the Dominican Republic have identified 146 of the 221 victims killed when the roof of a Santo Domingo nightclub collapsed earlier this week. The Attorney General’s Office of the Dominican Republic released the list of names Thursday morning alongside a statement saying that teams of forensic doctors and pathologists are still "working tirelessly to perform all the autopsies" and identify the remaining bodies retrieved from the rubble.
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2 weeks ago |
nbcnews.com | Nicole Acevedo |Erin McLaughlin |Carolina C. Gonzalez |Carolina González
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Two former Major League Baseball stars. An iconic singer. A renowned fashion designer. A prominent banking family. A governor. Young professionals. They were among the more than 124 people who were killed Tuesday when what had started as a celebratory night turned into one of the Dominican Republic’s deadliest events. The roof of the bustling Jet Set nightclub collapsed, plunging an entire nation into mourning.
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When the Jet Set Club's roof collapsed, it plunged an entire nation into a collective grief so deep it reverberated beyond the Dominican Republic's borders. More on my latest w/@ErinNBCNews + @carolinacgon at the scene of one of the deadliest events in 🇩🇴.https://t.co/dGk5GoucOM
RT @dennisjromero: The death toll in a roof collapse at a Dominican Republic night club has risen to 66. Among the deceased is the night's…
Longtime MLB relief pitcher Octavio Dotel killed in Dominican nightclub collapse w/ reporting from me and @davidkli https://t.co/gUuvwWeyqf
