Michelle Wolf is a News Reporter at various media outlets including Wnct TV and ABC 8NEWS WRIC - Nexstar Media Group. She covers a diverse range of topics such as aviation and aerospace, regional interest, social issues, and crime, with a focus on Virginia and Virginia Beach. Michelle's work has been featured in prominent platforms like NewsNation, Yahoo News, and CBS 17 (WNCN).
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By: Michelle Wolf
Community members demanded that the FBI investigate the hate crime and that efforts continue to find the person. They also want racism addressed in City Hall and for all city employees to participate in a training to address systemic racism, equity and cultural competency. Rally organizers called for a previously stalled discrimination investigation to be opened again.
By: Michelle Wolf
We spoke with one Eagles fan who has seen every game since first buying season tickets with his dad almost 50 years ago. He calls himself a 'Super Fan.' 69
By: Michelle Wolf
ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- The city of Allentown has now enlisted the help of the FBI after a noose was found on a city employee's desk.
By: Michelle Wolf
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Allentown has now enlisted the help of the FBI after a noose was found on a black city employee's desk. As this investigation into the possible hate crime continues, city employees received an email about so-called healing sessions to talk about the matter. The sessions separate black and white workers and that has sparked a lot of questions.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Sunday's sea of green at Lincoln Financial Field will be a sea of white and green. It's still too soon to tell how wintry weather could impact the game.
By: Michelle Wolf
ALLENTOWN, Pa. (WFMZ) - Sludgy roads made traveling difficult Sunday across Lehigh and Bucks counties. "I would just stay home. Watch the weather," said John Marburger.
If the temperature outside is colder than 15 to 20 degrees, salt won't work as well, the owner of local landscaping company says.
The extreme cold has area homeless shelters taking precautions to help as many people as possible.
A Reading doctor encourages people to prepare for the worst, and says it only takes a couple hours out in the cold to do serious damage.
By: Michelle Wolf
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The Trump administration has ordered federal prosecutors to investigate state or local officials who the administration believes is interfering with its crackdown on immigration.
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