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
- 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
- Condos vs. Boathouse: City officials delay decision for vacant property along St. Joseph River in Elkhart
- South Bend residents fight to keep historic brick pavement on West LaSalle
- Danny Trejo speaks at Dismas House event; shares his story as an ex-convict
- Mentone Youth League debuts 'MAX STRONG' jerseys in honor of kids killed in Fulton Co. bus crash
- Family reacts to deadly crash arrest; Urges drivers not to drive intoxicated
- 'Please do not flush them;' Flushables wipes are not so flushable
- School bus safety bill inspired by Fulton County bus crash heads to the Governor's desk
- First-ever 420 Concert celebrates the 'end of prohibition' in Cass County
- A rescuer's warning: Think twice before gifting ducklings, chicks and bunnies this Easter
- 'These violations are still happening;' People still ignoring stopped school buses in Rochester
- 420 Festivals are happening throughout Michigan this weekend. But are they legal?
- Razor blades found at gas pumps in Berrien County
- 'We got lucky;' After the flames, Argos students reflect on their trip to the Notre Dame Cathedral
- Parking, watch parties, and more on Mayor Pete's big announcement Sunday
- M.A.X. Strong: Walorski introduces bill that could lead to national school bus safety standards
- Trial delayed for medical marijuana caregiver facing criminal enterprise charges; 'Gray area' in laws
- Alarming sign posted outside of a vacant home in River Park; Police confirm nothing suspicious
- 'We're having a festival!' Osceola Bluegrass Festival will live on after volunteers save it
- South Bend barber silently protests against violence after Chocolate Cafe robbery
- Cass County caregiver seeks attorney general's help to drop marijuana-related charges
- Bringing back the bees: Pollinator habitat coming to Marshall County
- Notre Dame professor weighs in on the KKK's history in Michiana after more propaganda is found
- 'I'm outraged;' KKK propaganda found at local Michiana gas station
- Community reacts to federal indictment of Elkhart officers: "The charges are fair"
- Grassroots initiative aimed at bettering the community gaining ground in Elkhart County
- Niles council hears recommendations on recreational marijuana rules
- SBFD installs free fire alarms in neighborhood where an 88-year-old died in house fire
- Concerns that Orchards Mall is dying: 'It deserves to be saved'
- Active Shooter Preparedness: Bremen Schools implementing new safety measures
- State of Michigan asking for public input to write marijuana rules
- Back to the 1900's: Downtown Bremen getting a retro face lift by 2020
- One year later: Plymouth business owners reflect on record floods
- Warsaw Police Chief's request denied at city council; Avoids questions from ABC57
- Promenade to Prom gives free dresses to girls
- Study: Number of homeless youth in U.S. increased by nearly 100% in the last 10 years
- City hall protest: Calling for a homeless shelter in Mishawaka
- Driver who hit and killed pedestrian on US-12 hosts vigil in remembrance of victim
- Goshen High students organize first-ever dance marathon for their special-ed classmates
- Marijuana in Michigan: Law Enforcement participated in town hall to answer questions about what's legal
- Michiana restaurants recovering after closing for the deep freeze
- Lutes Heating & Air helping elderly veterans without heat
- Michiana Heating & Air conditioning opening showroom as 24/7 warming center
- How to protect your car in extreme cold weather
- Vets: Negative temps mean you should only let the dog out for 3 to 4 minutes
- Police records show Xaver, accused of killing 5 at a Florida bank, had a history of mental health issues
- Rochester Schools receive donations to equip buses with stop arm cameras
- Firefighters: Shoveling snow from around fire hydrants can save lives
- Michiana residents react to first snow storm of the season
- Doctors: Cold weather increases your risk of a heart attack
- Government shutdown impacting Indiana farmers
- Video shot by suspect show moments before he was shot by a Goshen police officer
- Club trustees say they will work to restore the Maennerchor Club after fire
- Family discovers their loved ones' bones at crash scene
- Parents of 3 children killed in Fulton Co. bus crash help draft bus safety legislation
- Gun pointed at Mishawaka family on the bypass for 'going too slow'
- Family trying to raise $100,000 as a reward for info on shooting that killed active military member
- Looking back to 2018: Early data shows crime down in South Bend compared to last year
- Friends and family remember Dowagiac principal at her services Sunday: "She had a huge impact"
- Fans support Fighting Irish in Cotton Bowl at home in South Bend
- Local law team helping asylum seekers: "They're human beings that need assistance"
- What you should know: Airport officials expect busy travel week at SBN
- Penn Township Fire Dept. begins new Christmas tradition to honor fallen firefighters
- Elkhart County will soon have a new sheriff in town