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Sachelle Saunders
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News Anchor, Spectrum News 1 (Milwaukee, WI)
Milwaukee
Beats
Biography
Sachelle Saunders joined the News 6 Team in January 2016 as a reporter and fill-in anchor. The Rockford, IL native decided to ditch the cold weather of the Midwest in favor of the warm and sunny skies of Central Florida. Sachelle started her career in her hometown of Rockford working for WTVO, FOX 39, as a multimedia journalist, where she soon moved into the role of weekend anchor. She then helped launch the FOX 39 Morning News show, as the main anchor, and was the first local African-American anchor in Rockford.
Travel, Art , Gender , Environment, Development, Identity, Food , Politics , Social Justice
Content
By Sachelle Saunders Verified| Spectrum News 1 (Milwaukee, WI) Verified MILWAUKEE — Packers fans are still buzzing over the team’s announcement that the opening game will be played against the Philadelphia Eagles in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The kickoff game will happen in September and everyone from travel agents to sports lovers are already checking out all the details to make it to South America for the fun. Marcus Rovere lives in Brazil and also runs an X page (formerly known as Twitter) for Packers fans in Brazil. He said he can already feel the excitement
By Aly Prouty, Sachelle Saunders Verified, Mandy Hague| Spectrum News 1 (Milwaukee, WI) Verified SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — A local Taylor Swift fan’s wildest dreams have come true. Back in October, Katelyn McLaughlin created a sc-Eras-themed display based on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. She based it off Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do” performance at the Eras Tour — her favorite number from the concert. She handed out friendship bracelets on Halloween and met tons of fellow Swifties. One of those Swifties was named Heather Corcoran
By Sachelle Saunders Verified| Spectrum News 1 (Milwaukee, WI) Verified MILWAUKEE — People planning to drink this St. Patrick's Day can keep it safe with the Wisconsin Tavern League's SafeRide program. All you have to do is make sure the bar you're in is part of the program, and if you feel you or a friend is too drunk to get behind the wheel, an employee will help them get a free ride home. The Tavern League said even non-participating bars will still help with a ride, either an Uber or Lyft. The goal of SafeRide is to eliminate drunk driving on Wisconsin's roadways
Company Info
Spectrum News 1 (Milwaukee, WI)
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
'+1 203-905-7801