Melanie Kentner is a Multi-Skilled Journalist at CTV Windsor. She covers a diverse array of topics including public security, law enforcement, and travel, while also leading digital initiatives and engaging audiences through her nightly segment, Happening Now. Melanie's work has been featured in CTV News London, CTV News, CTV News Windsor, and CP24 Breaking News.
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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.
Given Melanie's coverage attributes which include a significant portion of breaking news and evolving stories along with government announcements, she may also be open to receiving updates on ongoing investigations or developments related to government initiatives impacting the local community.
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Windsor police and Crime Stoppers are releasing video of suspects wanted in break-ins at an apartment building on Riverside Drive.
Three people have been charged with impaired driving following separate traffic incidents in Essex County.
Caesars Windsor is offering deals for some of its upcoming shows. Caesars Show Week, running June 22-29, features $50 tickets, with select shows offering two tickets for $50 (plus service fee and tax).
Essex County OPP stopped a driver going almost triple the speed limit on Highway 3.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at the Detroit Airport fined a repeat offender from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
By: Melanie Kentner
The Special Investigations Unit wants individuals to come forward if they have relevant information in connection with a sexual assault investigation involving a former Chatham-Kent police officer.
A Windsor police dog is being credited with helping track down and arrest a suspect after a commercial break-and-enter.
The St. Thomas Police Service Criminal Investigations Division has charged a 57-year-old chiropractor after investigations into allegations of sexual assault involving multiple complainants.
By: Melanie Kentner
A Sacred Fire Ceremony was held at the future site of the Fancsy Family Hospital on Tuesday.
By: Melanie Kentner
Windsor police have charged two adults and one youth after a 16-year-old girl says she was drugged and sexually assaulted.
