Heather Catallo is an Investigative Reporter at WXYZ-TV. She specializes in topics related to crime and personal finance, often focusing on issues relevant to Michigan, including Pontiac and the cannabis industry. Heather's work has been featured in FOX 17: WXMI TV, WMYD-TV20 Detroit, and WXYZ-TV.
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Heather Catallo's coverage focuses on local stories in Michigan and Detroit, particularly in areas related to legal policy regulation, breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, family & relationships, and government & politics. She often covers crime, community issues, investigations into legal matters and local government affairs.
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By: Heather Catallo
(WXYZ) — Two metro Detroit young women say they are suing a swim school for failing to protect them from a Rochester Hills doctor who's accused of videotaping the women nude.
By: Heather Catallo
(WXYZ) — It's a story the 7 Investigators first broke: a local judge caught on tape, accused of making racist and homophobic comments. Now 7 Investigator Heather Catallo has obtained more of those recordings.
By: Heather Catallo
Fed up with power outages, one local man says he decided to invest in a generator for his house, only to face sticker shock from the power company.
By: Heather Catallo
(WXYZ) — Michigan's Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says the state is on track for record turnout in the 2024 election.
By: Heather Catallo, Johnny Sartin
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WXYZ) — Prosecutors have called court-ordered guardianship a superhighway that you can't exit from and that's exactly what one Macomb County combat veteran says has happened to him.
By: Johnny Sartin, Heather Catallo
Local families have been demanding changes to Michigan’s laws after the 7 Investigators' years-long investigation into the state’s guardianship system.
By: Johnny Sartin, Heather Catallo
(WXYZ) — Local families have been demanding changes to Michigan's laws after the 7 Investigators' years-long investigation into the state's guardianship system.
By: Heather Catallo
PONTIAC, Mich. (WXYZ) — A patient died while restrained. Others say they were assaulted and abused by staff.
By: Heather Catallo
After years of the Michigan Innocence Clinic fighting for justice for Josh Burns, his conviction has now been vacated.
By: Heather Catallo
A local couple says they sent their son to a crisis center for help. But then they say he was transferred to a psychiatric hospital without their knowledge where he ended up dying.
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