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 headlines:A newly trained cohort of support professionals now head out across the Finger Lakes trying to make it easier to connect to health services.A report takes a deep dive into homeless outreach and the challenges specific to New York's rural areas.A historic portrait of George Washington returns to the New York State Capitol after a year-long restoration—just in time for America's 250th. -
A tragic and deadly accident ground the Inner Loop to a halt early Friday morning. The New York State Police Troop E confirms two people died in the crash that happened on the eastbound side near the St. Paul Street overpass. -
In today's headlines:Storm damage reveals a long forgotten life and story in Mt. Hope Cemetery.New York’s Medicaid Director defends the program against accusations of fraud. Environmentalists encourage you to stop and smell the roses—maybe even peek at the caterpillars among the leaves. They explain the crucial role these little crawlers have in sustaining our ecosystem.
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In today's headlines:A milestone for the Marriage Equality Act brings together local lawmakers to celebrate.New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand slams the U.S.-Iran deal saying Americans don't get enough from the bargain.A Rochester group of Black men seek to redefine "the hood" by organizing peaceful events that promote brotherhood, accountability, and the unifying power of sports.
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In today's headlines:WXXI has your local election results. A check of the Democratic challenges for a Rochester-area congressional seat and the projected winner for state comptroller.Teachers aides speak up against the Rochester City School District saying it doesn't pay what they need to live.Rochester police explain changes to how they investigate in order to bring down gun crime.
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In today's top headlines:Monroe County legislators weigh whether or not businesses must disclose using facial recognition.FIFA fever sparks renewed vigor behind New York's bid to host the Winter Olympics.An accessibility advocate shares the huge impact when people of all abilities are included in play.
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In today's top headlines:RCSD breaks out the hammer and nails to give schools their summer glow ups.Rochester Regional Health entices nursing students with a new student loan incentive.Rochester native Danielle Ponder shares an update on her new album, as well as her take on A.I. in music.
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Rochester’s International Plaza has always operated and planned events with a single a mission in mind: uplifting every voice that forms the symphony of our community. The plaza will host a pilot event honoring Juneteenth. Barber says the upcoming Queens of Comedy event on Sunday will not only be the first women-led comedy event at the plaza—it will be the first comedy event ever. -
In today's top headlines:Tens of millions in state funds kick start a new program to support working parents and guardians.A construction project in Canandaigua aims to increase access to healthcare.WXXI shares a rundown of some of the top festivals and celebrations happening this weekend, including a pilot event that honors Juneteenth through the belief that laughter is the best medicine for the soul.
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In today's top headlines:A couple from Brighton accuses the town of violating their civil rights and going back on a settlement.Iranian-Americans living in Rochester talk about the US-Iran deal and what their people overseas need from the exchange.Jazz Fest starts tomorrow, Friday June 19! WXXI shares a look at the lineup guaranteed to bring a little something for every music-lover.
