Mike Randall is a Breaking News Reporter at the Times Herald-Record. With a career spanning since 1995, he covers a variety of topics including crime, health, and environmental issues, while also focusing on regional interests and education. He has been featured in multiple outlets, including WKBW-TV, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Mike Randall's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime-related events and evolving stories. He seems to prefer covering breaking news and ongoing developments in the New York area, including accidents, law enforcement activities, and sentencing related to criminal cases.
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By: Mike Randall
A Middletown man pleaded guilty to arson, admitting he set fire to the Warwick home of a New York State Police trooper's father.
ARKVILLE - New York State Police said a Rochester man was killed Saturday when the all-terrain vehicle he was driving crashed in Ulster County.
The Orange County District Attorney's office said a Port Jervis woman who pleaded guilty to arson was sentenced to nine years in state prison.
By: Mike Randall
Middletown Times Herald- Record The first snow of the season is expected to hit the region overnight Thursday into Friday, and continue through the day on Friday.
By: Mike Randall
Town of Newburgh police have charged a Newburgh man with raping and sexually assaulting a child under the age of 11.
By: Mike Randall, Gabe Hauari
The region's major malls, shopping centers and other stores will be opening early for Black Friday shopping. Here are the hours in the Hudson Valley.
Orange, Ulster and Sullivan counties got snow overnight, and more fell than expected in some areas.
By: Mike Randall
The three utility companies serving the mid-Hudson region were working to restore power to more than 22,000 customers Friday morning.
By: Mike Randall
Middletown Times Herald- Record People in the region hoping to fly to warmer spots for the holidays will be helped by some of the expanded service that began at New York Stewart International Airport this year.
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