Waleed Alamleh is a multimedia journalist for WNDU-TV, focusing on local news in South Bend, Indiana. With a passion for community stories, Waleed covers a wide range of topics including health, entertainment, local events, and weather updates. His dedication to providing accurate and timely information to the people of South Bend is evident in his reporting.
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Waleed's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events and news, health and safety, holidays, education, and small businesses. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as heart health tips for December's 'deadliest week of the year', dealing with drunk drivers ahead of New Year's Eve, alternative treatment for Fentanyl overdose available in Indiana, preparing for incoming storms across Michiana among others.
Given the local focus of Waleed’s reporting in South Bend and surrounding areas in Indiana and Michigan (Michiana), he would likely be interested in pitches related to local community events or initiatives that promote health & wellbeing during specific seasons or upcoming holidays. Additionally, since his coverage includes small businesses reopening or special activities at local establishments like pottery classes or fun centers, relevant story angles could include unique stories about these enterprises contributing positively to the community.
Experts who can provide insights into family dynamics during seasonal peaks such as holiday stressors may also find an attentive audience with Waleed. Lastly, sources able to comment on government announcements affecting public health & safety within this region might capture his interest.
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By: Waleed Alamleh, Michael Martin
Hudson will spend his election night at a watch party in downtown Grand Rapids
By: Waleed Alamleh
Smith Bayou bridge is more than 150 years old and after years of back and forth the funding has finally been secured thanks to a nearly 12 million dollar grant from the state.
By: Waleed Alamleh
GRAND RAAPIDS, MICH. — A non-profit in West Michigan is looking to create “Tiny” support for people experiencing homelessness through it's ' Tiny Homes Project'.
By: Waleed Alamleh
The history of this park is not hidden, but it’s not common knowledge for what has been underground for almost 200 years.
By: Waleed Alamleh
Over the past month multiple trading card stores have been broken into across west Michigan with the latest ones happening up in Holland.
By: Waleed Alamleh
FERRYSBURG, Mich. — You might remember Beagleman's Patio and the issues they received last month.
By: Waleed Alamleh
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — Construction season in and around Downtown Grand Rapids seems never ending.
By: Waleed Alamleh
Last Wednesday, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer made the announcement that more than 300 facilities across Michigan would be providing the free contraceptive resources.
By: Waleed Alamleh
The conversations surrounding the controversial restarting of the Palisades Nuclear power plant have started back up.
By: Waleed Alamleh
ROCKFORD, MICH. — Michigan Democrats have introduced two new house bills that could protect public library books with content on a variety of topics including sexual orientation, race, gender identity and more.
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