Hayley Crombleholme is a Reporter at WESH. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, social issues, and regional interest in Florida, particularly in Orlando, while also addressing broader themes such as health and wellness and the judicial system. Hayley has been featured in various outlets including KUTV 2News, WPTV, and News Channel 3, among others.
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Hayley Crombleholme's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and government announcements in various cities within Florida. She appears to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news related to crime incidents, community developments, and government initiatives.
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The City of Mount Dora held their annual New Year's Eve Celebration
By: Hayley Crombleholme
It has been a busy holiday travel season at the Orlando International Airport, but it's not over yet.
By: Hayley Crombleholme
Parents in Lake County are scrambling to find care for their kids after their day care announced they were closing on short notice.
Deputies in Lake County are searching for a 14-year-old last seen Saturday afternoon.
A smell in parts of Mount Dora that residents say has been a problem for years may be closer to determining what isn't the cause.
By: Hayley Crombleholme
The volunteers typically stay for two weeks. More volunteers from Central Florida could be sent out.
By: Hayley Crombleholme, Allison Petro
Allison Petro Digital Producer Hayley Crombleholme Reporter
By: Hayley Crombleholme
With cold weather expected in Central Florida this week, organizations are preparing to open cold weather shelters for multiple days in a row.
Matthew's Hope Ministries in Winter Garden opened its cold weather shelter for the first time this week on Sunday.
By: Hayley Crombleholme
The money comes from the federal government through the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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