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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By: Hayley Crombleholme
For some families, coming to light up Eustis every year has become an annual tradition.
Orlando City fans express disappointment after their team loses to the New York Red Bulls in the conference final.
With chilly temperatures, a lot of people spent Monday night indoors, but not local farmers. They were trying to put in the work to protect their produce as the temperatures continued to drop.
By: Hayley Crombleholme
Michelle Sperzel said when an abuser feels like they are losing control, "the violence will escalate."
By: Hayley Crombleholme
He appeared in court in Orange County today, where he was not given any bond.
It was a packed house at the Groveland City Council meeting Monday night after some residents saw a serious spike in their water bills.
The Orange County Board of County Commissioners took steps Tuesday night to make sure employees of the supervisor of elections office get paid.
The city of Tavares voted Wednesday night to remove fluoride from the city's water.
Three Kissimmee teenagers are facing multiple charges after police allege they broke into multiple cars and drove a car into a gun shop in St. Cloud
By: Hayley Crombleholme
The slowest day at the airport this week is expected to be Christmas Day.
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