Mikhaela Singleton
Morning Edition host and multimedia journalistMikhaela Singleton is Morning Edition host and a multimedia journalist for WXXI News. She has spent more than a decade in media, previously working in television as the morning show host at WROC and reporting for multiple communities around the nation.
In 2019, Mikhaela earned the Georgia Association of Broadcasters Best News Story merit award, and in 2018, she was honored by the Georgia Commission on Family Violence with its Responsible Coverage award.
Mikhaela identifies herself as a “foodie” — constantly cooking new things and tasting Rochester’s amazing food culture. She loves reading, crafting, animals, and enjoying these hobbies outside the sunshine (when we have some)!
Contact her at msingleton@wxxi.org.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Thursday, November 12: New York lawmakers review state-funded economic development initiatives, including workforce development and the future of data centers; Record-high car prices are leading more buyers to finance vehicles over longer periods; A Rochester School for the Deaf graduate turns her passion for the Finger Lakes into a novel. -
Daily News: New era for Seneca Nation, State faces senior care strain, Monroe County eyes tax reliefIn this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Wednesday November 11: The Seneca Nation ushers in a new era, swearing in its first elected woman president; New York faces new challenges in senior care as its older population grows and federal funding declines;The proposed 2027 Monroe County budget delivers a property tax reduction.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Tuesday, November 10: Flock cameras face scrutiny as New York Attorney General seeks limits; The Seneca Nation is fighting to protect its land as New York state and Buffalo challenge its protected status; The shortage of auto technicians continues to grow, contributing to higher costs for drivers.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Monday November 9, 2026: Rochester City Council revisits red-light cameras with proposed changes; WXXI Capitol reporters unpack what voters signaled in the midterm elections; Eastman School is offering a new tuition-free path to a graduate music degree.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Friday, November 6: Rochester City School District adopts changes tied to new state graduation standards; Rochester leaders discuss political cost of anti-Muslim remarks; Rescue dog stars showcase athletic skills in Brighton this weekend.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Thursday, November 5: A NY state senator sets his sights on healthcare reform now that Democrats have a supermajority; Newly reelected Congressman Joe Morelle responds to President Trump's comments about funding for Israel; The Rochester area's public transit operator says financial pressures are forcing it to eliminate its On Demand service next year.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Wednesday, November 4: Blue wave sweeps nation as Democrats win control of the U.S. House and Senate; Kathy Hochul wins reelection as NY Governor, and Joe Morelle keeps his seat in the U.S. House representing the Rochester area; Incumbents win all eight state assembly districts representing parts of Monroe County.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Tuesday, November 3: Several key races are in the spotlight in New York and the Rochester region on this Election Day 2026; The former Wells College has a new buyer for its historic Aurora campus; New York’s Department of Veterans Services will hold a retreat for military spouses.
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In this episode of the WXXI Daily News Podcast for Monday, November 2: The Rochester Board of Education considers putting a pause on new charter schools next year; New York is upgrading its unemployment system and it could lead to payment delays;Remembering loved ones at local Day of the Dead celebrations.
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The Healthy Baby Network is celebrating 30 years serving the Rochester region. The pregnancy care organization works to provide resources for birthing parents and families affected by inequitable access to healthcare.
