Melanie Borrelli is a Multi-Skilled Journalist and Digital Lead for CTV News Windsor. With a focus on local news in Ontario, Canada, Melanie covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, business, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in CTV News London.
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Windsor, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Melanie Borrelli's articles focus predominantly on local news, particularly crime and evolving stories in the Windsor-Essex area. If you're considering reaching out to her, providing insights or expert commentary related to local crimes, community events in Windsor-Essex region, or developments concerning COVID-19 impact on the local community would likely resonate with her coverage. Given the significant portion of breaking news and evolving stories she covers, timely pitches offering exclusive information about ongoing events or emerging trends within these themes could be effective.
Melanie's geographic focus is primarily Ontario and more specifically Windsor-Essex area; therefore, it would be beneficial to tailor any pitch accordingly.
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By: Melanie Borrelli
Windsor police are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect in connection to a fraud and identity theft case at a local bank.
By: Melanie Borrelli
The University of Windsor is announcing the installation of a new dual drive, electric-steam turbine chiller — the first of its kind at a Canadian university.
A 60-year-old Wallaceburg woman and a 53-year-old Wallaceburg man were arrested after a break-in at a local business.
Chatham-Kent police officers found a lost dog and reunited her with her worried owners.
By: Melanie Borrelli
For the second straight day, a powerful storm ripped through Windsor-Essex, leaving downed trees and power lines in its wake.
By: Melanie Borrelli
For the second straight day, a powerful storm ripped through Windsor-Essex, leaving downed trees and power lines in its wake.
A Belle River man says a $250,000 will go towards his family and upcoming retirement.
Windsor police have arrested a 22-year-old woman who allegedly opened several credit applications and caused credit issues for the victim.
The Ontario government is investing an additional $160 million in the Skills Development Fund (SDF) to tackle the labour shortage.
By: Melanie Borrelli
Parents, students and staff are heading to local stores looking for school supplies and bargains with school starting next week.
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