Manager, Team Member Communications & Engagement
Sheldon Dutes is a Manager of Team Member Communications & Engagement at WESH. With experience anchoring and reporting across various cities including Milwaukee, New York City, Baltimore, and Charleston, he covers a diverse range of topics and themes in journalism. Sheldon has been featured in KIFI News Group, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, KCCI-TV, WESH 2 News, and NBC New York (WNBC).
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Orlando, United States (Local)
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Sheldon’s coverage primarily revolves around local community events, government announcements, and personal finance in Orlando and Florida. He frequently highlights stories related to education, family & relationships, politics, and personal finance.
For pitches to Sheldon Dutes, consider providing insights or interviews with local educators involved in innovative programs, experts on affordable housing or home insurance policies specific to the Florida market. Additionally, offering perspectives from community advocates working on issues such as LGBTQ+ rights or hunger relief within the area may be well received.
Given his focus on event coverage and government announcements at a local level in Orlando and Florida, he may show interest in pitches that provide exclusive access to new initiatives impacting these communities.
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By: Sheldon Dutes
A Long Island man facing criminal charges after police say he tampered with several red light cameras said he knew he would be arrested after posting video of his actions online, declaring it was done in protest of what he called government abuse. Sheldon Dutes reports.
By: Sheldon Dutes
A 1-year-old baby born without a thumb will soon be able to grab things with his right hand for the first time thanks to a procedure Long Island doctors say was no small feat.
The federal program has existed since the 1980s and allows U.S. employers to hire people from other countries to work temporary agricultural jobs.
The Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) said this was the first time in years that regulators saw a downward trend for rate filings.
The town is one of 13 locations being considered by the museum task force.
Locals don't want this affordable housing development to move forward because they're concerned about traffic, overcrowded schools and the environmental impact.
By: Marc Santia, Sheldon Dutes
Police are looking for a suspect believed to be responsible for shooting a 14-year-old girl in the leg Friday afternoon as she was walking home from school.
