Michelle Meredith is a veteran reporter at WESH-TV. She specializes in covering a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, regional interests, and social issues, with a focus on Florida and Orlando. Michelle is an Emmy award-winning journalist and has been featured in various outlets including WFLA-TV News Channel 8 and KOCO 5.
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Orlando, United States (Local)
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Michelle Meredith's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, family & relationships, and entertainment. She appears particularly interested in covering events as they unfold within the Orlando area.
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WESH 2 News spoke with people at Orlando International Airport as they look forward to finding and fulfilling their New Year's resolutions.
By: Michelle Meredith
Days before Christmas, they found her white Honda Odyssey upside down, sunk in a 24-foot-deep retention pond.
By: Michelle Meredith
BREVARD COUNTY, Florida — Deputies confirmed the discovery of a minivan belonging to a woman who vanished 10 years ago in Brevard County.
By: Michelle Meredith
"I'll be honest with you, when it's real real cold, I get inside my sleeping bag and I get the blanket all the way over and I just ball up wherever I's at," John Collins said.
Horse Country in Central Florida preparing for big freeze
If you live there, it's a traffic life saver, a shortcut from north to south.
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — Three dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon died after contracting bird flu, tests show.
By: Michelle Meredith
"You still want to take a shower with all the grief and trauma that people are going through," Clean the World CEO said.
By: Michelle Meredith
The cost of building new tunnels has increased significantly over the years.
Historic snowfall in south
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