Nina Baratti

Nina is thrilled to be back home, reporting in the City of Brotherly Love at the very station she grew up listening to, inspiring her to go into journalism.

Prior to reporting for radio at KYW, Nina was a television news anchor at WHSV in Harrisonburg, Virginia. During her 3.5 years there, Nina served as the primary female anchor of the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts. Nina often was on the ground for breaking news situations, like the Harrisonburg explosion in 2020, the five-alarm fire that destroyed a college apartment complex, and closely followed a decades-old cold case of a missing woman.

Before moving to Virginia, Nina served as a reporter on the original news team of the former SNJ Today in Millville, NJ. During her three years there, Nina closely followed the state takeover of Atlantic City, 2016 Presidential campaigns traveling through South Jersey, several hurricanes hitting the Jersey shore and bay, to name a few.

Nina grew up in Haddon Heights, where when she was a junior in high school, was a graduate of the KYW Newstudies program. She received her bachelor's degree at Montclair State University and interned at Fox 29 when she came back home during summer break.

Nina and her family live in South Jersey, where she enjoys spending time down the shore, checking out local businesses, and hanging out with her two cats, Minerva and Luna.