Melanie Kentner is a journalist based in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. She writes for CTV News Windsor and her work has also appeared in CTV News London. Melanie covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community events, transportation, and local rankings.
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Melanie Kentner focuses on covering local news, particularly crime-related events and breaking news in the Windsor area of Ontario, Canada. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local crime incidents, accidents, community events, and missing persons cases occurring within her geographic focus.
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LaSalle police are reminding the public that it’s coyote breeding season.
Windsor firefighters are battling a house fire in the Walkerville area.
LaSalle police are warming residents about a current bank fraud scam that’s circulating in the area.
Windsor police seized several weapons and $3,500 in illicit drugs on McKay Avenue.
Windsor police are crediting one of their K9 officers for helping track down and capture a suspect following a commercial break-in in south Windsor.
By: Melanie Kentner
Organizers have announced the return of the Downtown Windsor Farmers’ Market this spring.
Organizers have announced the return of the Downtown Windsor Farmers' Market this spring.
Windsor police have charged a 28-year-old man following a string of hardware store thefts totalling $30,000.
Chatham-Kent fire investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire. Tuesday at 8:35 p.m., CKFR responded to the structure fire at 15810 Thomson Line.
By: Melanie Kentner
Officials with VON Windsor-Essex say they are in critical need of 90 volunteers to help support the Meals on Wheels and Adult Day programs.
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