Tiffany Salameh, Multimedia Journalist
I joined ABC57 News in August 2018 as a multimedia journalist.
I graduated from the University of North Florida with a bachelor's in multimedia journalism and political science in May of 2018. Throughout college, I was involved in student-run media where I eventually became Editor-in-Chief but also took on the roles of anchor, producer, and digital media manager. I also completed internships at WJXT-TV and WJCT --Jacksonville's NPR affiliate.
I was raised in Jacksonville, Fl. and will always be a proud Jacksonville Jaguars fan.
Outside of work I enjoy cooking, traveling and exploring nature. One of my favorite pastimes is actually hunting for shark teeth. So, you can probably find me at the the closest thing to a beach in South Bend -- Lake Michigan! Although I won't be able to find any shark teeth around here, I'm looking forward to interacting with the community and exploring Indiana.
Feel free to message me on Facebook, follow me on Twitter, or send me a story idea at tsalameh@abc57.com!
Articles by Tiffany Salameh
- 12 Democrats face off in battleground state during fourth debate
- How a local South Bend non-profit got started working for Pete for America
- Exclusive: Mayor Pete on qualifying for the fourth democratic debate
- Mayor Buttigieg's chances at the 2020 nomination
- Mayor Pete Buttigieg set to make fourth Democratic debate appearance
- Group of Notre Dame students planning to protest U.S. Attorney General's campus visit
- Fire destroys abandoned building in Culver
- Fighting Irish Initiative helps lower-income students get to game day
- Mayor Buttigieg opens first Indiana field office in South Bend
- Drewrys owner answers questions from public at meeting Thursday
- Community comes together to remember victims of gun violence
- Kosciusko Co. officials discuss future of US-30 at public input meeting
- Robotics training lab coming to Ivy Tech in Elkhart County
- Marshall County leaders to discuss overgrown and unsafe house, abandoned for 10 years
- Who 'won' Thursday night's Democratic debate?
- Buttigieg goes up against front runners at third debate
- Third debate defined by health care, immigration and gun reform discussion
- Mayor Buttigieg builds campaign on idea of generational change
- Houston Mayor excited to host third round of Democratic debates
- A look at how the 10 Democratic candidates made it to the third debate
- 'Night Without Libraries:' Hundreds protest proposed St. Joseph Co. library funding cuts
- Michiana native dead after California boat fire
- South Bend school board delays vote on safety assessment
- Smoothie King hosts fundraiser for Breana Rouhselang, proceeds to go towards memorial
- Violent fight caught on camera at Knox High School has parents asking questions
- Cass County officials revisit building roundabout at problem intersection
- Michiana teachers make their case for better pay before commissioners
- Berrien County Parks five-year plan met with community support at open house meeting
- Homeless apartment project receives neutral recommendation from planning commission
- Westside South Bend neighborhood fed up with illegal dumping on abandoned property
- Dawn Jones elected as South Bend city clerk in special caucus vote
- Mayor's office, community react to final total of applicants for Board of Public Safety seat
- Community members flood county council in protest of the Indiana Enterprise Center
- Back-to-school giveaway in Elkhart helps parents struggling with high shopping costs
- Berrien Springs superintendent supports principal charged with drunk driving
- Push to keep Indiana students safer at their bus stops this school year
- Night two of Detroit debate packed with memorable moments
- Health care, immigration lead discussion during second Democratic debate
- Buttigieg’s second debate performance included views on health care, gun violence
- Expert says voters need to get to know Pete Buttigieg better
- Michiana voters detail expectations of Mayor Pete Buttigieg
- INDOT presents plan to change traffic flow at Cougar Road and SR 2, residents share concerns
- Community makes another plea to end gun violence at balloon release Wednesday
- Benton Harbor school officials approve new four-year plan to send to Gov. Whitmer
- Family of hit and run victim asking for help solving the crime one year later
- A look inside Food Row at the 2019 Elkhart County 4-H Fair
- Is FaceApp putting your privacy at risk? A local expert says not really
- IU student presents findings of Goshen climate change study
- Another list of demands for Buttigieg presented at Black Lives Matter rally
- Lights for Liberty detention camp protest held in South Bend Friday
- I&M customers speak out about proposed rate increase at public forum
- Driver charged with killing three children at bus stop will face jury trial
- Mishawaka plans to combine city, police buildings at Liberty Mutual site downtown
- What you need to know for the fireworks show at Mishawaka Central Park
- Local pastors call for change in South Bend, present list of demands for the mayor
- Baseball community remembers former South Bend Silverhawk Tyler Skaggs
- Candidates make their mark on voters during the debate; Polls show Warren, Harris on top
- Buttigieg speaks on problems in South Bend, policy plans during debate
- Michiana voters comment on Mayor Pete’s work in South Bend, campaign trail
- Issues in South Bend posing political challenges for Buttigieg ahead of Democratic Debate
- Buttigieg, Ruszkowski face angry protesters at "Justice for South Bend" march
- Locals react to the possibility of a special prosecutor investigating SBPD shooting case
- 'Change starts with us;' Community members rally for justice following deadly shooting involving a SBPD officer
- Hundreds gather at vigil to honor 8-year-old Warsaw by struck and killed by a car
- Pregnant Goshen woman speaks out after being shot with her own gun by a home invader
- Hundreds of bikers pick up gay Mishawaka student from school; Send anti-bullying message
- Recreational marijuana will be legal in Illinois in 2020; ISP warns against bringing it across statelines
- Whole Woman's Health officials react to Indiana AG's appeal to stop abortion clinic from opening
- South Bend abortion clinic set to open; Opponents and clinic officials react to judge's ruling
- Former employees sues Potawatomi Zoo over discrimination, alleges unsafe environment for animals
- 'It's ours;' Benton Harbor Mayor sticks up for school district at city hall
- MAX STRONG bill aimed at school bus safety now law in Indiana
- 'Little things make a difference;' Family of missing South Bend kayaker asks for public's help
- Families spend Memorial Day weekend cleaning up storm damage in Rochester
- Students react to drastic plan for Benton Harbor Area Schools
- Red light runners causing concerns at busy South Bend intersection
- Front & Center: Popular cars come with hidden, dangerous blind zones
- Mishawaka neighborhood fed up with speeders, concerned for safety
- Railroad crossings thought to be inactive cause safety concerns in Mishawaka
- Michiana's first medical marijuana shop 'Zen Leaf' ready to open Saturday