Anthony Carlo
Prior to joining the Eyewitness News team in 2023, Anthony was the Weekday Morning Anchor for News 12 The Bronx and News 12 Brooklyn. He also worked as an Investigative Reporter. Anthony was the Executive Producer of an Emmy-nominated and Press Club award-winning 30-minute crime special investigating the gang behind a Bronx teen's murder. He won an Emmy for a two-part serious news feature exploring the 20th anniversary of sexual assaults on women following the National Puerto Rican Day parade in New York City. Anthony also won two New York Press Club awards for his special reports "Justice Delayed" and "Justice for All: Disbanding Anti-Crime."
These stories examined the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the justice system and the impact of police reform on community following the murder of George Floyd. Anthony was also recognized for his relentless reporting on a corrupt Bronx funeral home opening the door for victims to receive thousands of dollars in restitution.
From the very start of his career, Anthony has prided himself on his work ethic. He exemplified such tenacity at Iona University by successfully juggling a number of internships at CBS News, CBS Sports, FiOS1 News, among others, all while serving in leadership roles in various journalism clubs on campus.
As a reporter, Anthony has covered countless big news stories in the media capital of the world. From major elections to high-profile crime, Anthony established himself as a household journalist in New York City. Following his promotion to News 12 The Bronx and Brooklyn's morning anchor role, Anthony led live coverage in a number of network-wide programs.
Originally from Yonkers, New York, Anthony is a big Yankees fan, an Italian food enthusiast and super-fan of the 'Rocky' movies.
Anthony's Stories
Former FDNY firefighter accused in deadly Queens crash released on bail
Police say Michael Peña was drunk and high on cocaine and marijuana when he was speeding, ran a red light and T-boned a car driven by 24-year-old Justin Diaz.
New York Task Force One simulates hurricane preparedness drills on Fire Island
New York Task Force One gave a first-hand look at the training exercises that help prepare them for the type of disaster situations they might be faced with.
FDNY training other agencies how to respond to emergencies with drones, robots
There is a big difference between being able to simply fly a drone and being able to fly a drone at a building collapse or high-rise fire.
Catholic students on school trip to Vatican City witness what would be Pope's final blessing
A group of students from Brooklyn were in Rome on a school trip and were able to see the Pope in what would be his final blessing.
Two innocent bystanders killed by stray bullets in Bronx, one survivor is speaking out
Three innocent bystanders were shot in Manhattan in 48 hours. Two of them were killed, and the one survivor is speaking to Eyewitness News about her terrifying experience.
Ex-off-duty firefighter accused of DWI, speeding in fatal crash sent to jail
Michael Peña is facing manslaughter and DWI charges in the death of 23-year-old Justin Diaz.
NYC beer deliveries affected as workers for distributors go on strike
Hundreds of unionized workers going on strike over what they describe as unfair labor practices is impacting beer deliveries at local bars, restaurants and supermarkets throughout NYC, Long Island and Westchester.
Neighbors shocked after learning 3 children rescued from deplorable conditions in Bushwick apartment
Neighbors say a cousin tipped off police who showed up to the apartment building in Bushwick on Tuesday morning.
Police, FBI investigate rash of Tesla vandalism incidents in New York City and New Jersey
The NYPD is searching for the vandals who carved a swastika on a parked Tesla in Brooklyn.
New York Yankees nail down 4-2 victory against the Milwaukee Brewers in home opener
Austin Wells and Anthony Volpe both homered on Thursday, to help the Yankees win 4-2 in their home opener.