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 today's top stories:The Rochester City School District opens up a new resource center to connect better with parents and guardians.WXXI's investigations team takes a closer look at a former "rising star" suddenly ousted from the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, accused of statutory rape.Both governor candidates campaigned across New York this weekend. WXXI looks at where that race stands now as we get closer and closer to the midterms. -
In today's top stories:A coalition of towns across New York are setting priorities now to be ready for state budget time.The Rochester Red Wings are on their way to the Triple-A championship in Las Vegas. Continuing WXXI's Hispanic Heritage Month coverage, we feature a Latino advocacy group investing tens of thousands of dollars into Rochester-area nonprofits.
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In today's top stories:Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be in Buffalo today campaigning for Democrats ahead of the midterms.A delegation from Ukraine lands in Rochester and one member visits the WXXI studios to share firsthand perspective on the war with Russia.As we enter hunting and fishing season, New York opens up the waters for anyone to fish without a license for a day.
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In today's top stories:A former Rochester schools administrator is suing the district after he was fired and accused of abusing children.For Hispanic Heritage Month, WXXI's correspondent at the Capitol talks with Latino elected leaders about tackling key issues like immigration ahead of the midterms.There's a new report on the high rate of local student absenteeism, which hasn't improved even years after the pandemic.
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In today's top stories:The family of Robert Brooks explains where they go from here after settling with New York state over his death at the hands of prison guards.Rochester City Council is set to vote on the only sanctioned homeless encampment, but advocates say they are actually against the current plan.In a rare display of bipartisan support, legislators on both sides of the aisle explain why they want to regulate artificial intelligence.
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A major holiday in East Asian cultures will be celebrated with an event in Rochester that's been steadily growing since it started three years ago. The local chapter of Asian Pacific American Public Affairs — also known as APAPA — will host the Harvest Moon Festival, which honors the Autumn tradition celebrating good food, fortune, and family ties. -
In today's top stories:New York State settles a court case after a Rochester-area man was beaten to death in prison.Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman visits Greece to tout his affordability promises.Grocery stores, big retailers, and bodegas all join together making another push for New York to allow them to sell wine and now adding liquor to the ask as well.
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In today's top stories:A Rochester couple faces charges accused of stealing a disabled man's benefits after starving him to death.WXXI takes a closer look at the statewide rise in measles cases as two new exposures are confirmed at the Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport.A New York lawmaker presses the federal government to release utility bill assistance money early as household costs strain families.
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In today's top stories:Penfield investigators arrest a man accused of murdering his mother and robbing a neighbor.A key Republican leader sides with sheriffs who refuse to comply with New York's law banning cooperation agreements with ICE.The new leader at the helm of SUNY Brockport shares her ideas for overhauling higher education.
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In today's top stories:Governor Hochul announces the state's program to make utility bills more affordable is opening up to more people.Buffalo Bills season ticket holders weigh in on the skyrocketing costs to attend a game.Dolly Parton's Imagination Library not only stands strong—it's growing as more local kids sign up after her passing.
