Meredith St. Henry is an investigative reporter at WNEMTV5. With a strong focus on regional interest and world news, she explores themes of social interest, accessibility, civil rights, and diversity & inclusion, while also delving into topics related to security and law enforcement. Meredith's work has been featured in 910 Media Group, WNEM TV 5, and KOLN/KGIN-TV 10/11 News.
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Meredith St. Henry's coverage predominantly focuses on local announcements and expert commentary, often revolving around community events, education, local businesses, and public safety in Cadillac, Michigan.
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With hotter temperatures on the way, H-VAC professionals are already seeing more calls.
By: Meredith St. Henry
As temperatures climb across Mid-Michigan, HVAC companies are working overtime and cooling centers are opening their doors to residents in need.
By: Meredith St. Henry
Emergency rooms across Mid-Michigan are preparing for an increase in heat-related illness cases as temperatures climb this week.
By: Meredith St. Henry
Cooling centers across Mid-Michigan remain open as heat and humidity continue in the region.
By: Meredith St. Henry
Plymouth Park Pool in Midland has been closed for most of the week due to a mechanical failure, prompting the city’s parks and recreation department to host a splash party Wednesday afternoon as an alternative for residents.
AAA expects a record 61.4 million people across the United States to drive to their destinations for the Fourth of July holiday, including more than 2.6 million in Michigan who will travel 50 miles or more — a new state record.
By: Meredith St. Henry
Warm weather means packed pools and busy beaches across mid-Michigan, but it also comes with a warning for parents.
By: Anna Kathman
ISABELLA COUNTY, Mich. (WNEM) - An Isabella County man accused of assaulting another man after breaking into his home was arrested after being located in Indiana.
By: Anna Kathman
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By: Meredith St. Henry
The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has waived a church’s objection to a potential liquor license transfer at the site of the former Cheers Market on West Court Street — a store that lost its license four years ago following a history of stabbings, shootings and illegal food stamp activity.
