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
- Washed Away: Beach erosion and a pandemic's effect on tourism
- Roseland officials demanding changes at Motel 6 leased by South Bend
- South Bend high school senior born on 9/11, now graduating during a pandemic
- Election Extension: What to know when voting during a pandemic
- John Adams graduate Danny Pinter drafted by the Indianapolis Colts
- One woman recovering after shooting in Mishawaka Saturday
- Local birthday parades raising social distancing concerns
- Parts of Southwest Michigan see spike in domestic violence calls
- Catholic Churches moving services online for Easter Sunday
- 'I almost started crying:' South Bend landlord waives April rent for new business owner
- How to make face masks at home using house hold items
- Holy Cross College students petition for pass/fail grading system
- The coronavirus pandemic could have lasting effects on the film industry
- Nearly half a million in Indiana, Michigan file for unemployment last week
- Hospitals nationwide seeing increased demand for interpreters; Michiana hospitals prepared
- 'Don't Stop Believing:' Berrien Co. students participate in fun Friday night challenge
- 'The lifeline of America:' Truck drivers braving coronavirus outbreak amid shortages
- Local nonprofit working to sew surgical masks amid nationwide shortage
- Locals support small businesses, come together for virtual dinner date
- Can't get tested? St. Joseph County health officials explain why
- Parents, students adjusting to e-learning in Michiana
- UPDATE: Missing boy found, South Bend Police thanks community for help
- Some Indiana casinos to close Monday in response to coronavirus pandemic
- Panic buying hits Michiana as Coronavirus concerns intensify
- Former Amish Acres site to be renamed 'The Barns at Nappanee;' Owners hope to open by Good Friday
- South Bend leaders host public forum on upcoming million dollar referendum
- Local expert says not to panic as Coronavirus fears tumble stock market
- A Growing Problem: Teen Domestic Violence in Michiana
- FACT investigating serious injury crash happening on SR 23 Saturday
- New Hampshire's primary sets the tone for 2020 Democrats
- Pete Buttigieg wraps up campaigning in New Hampshire before primaries
- Buttigieg drawing large crowds at town halls in New Hampshire
- Pete Buttigieg wraps up his final town hall Sunday in New Hampshire
- Buttigieg pulls in voters before New Hampshire primary
- Buttigieg supporters spend Monday canvassing in Iowa
- Buttigieg joined by South Bend activists alongside voters in Iowa
- The Buttigieg campaign reveals its strategy for the Iowa caucuses
- West End Bakery for sale, looking for new owners to 'keep it going'
- First day of recreational marijuana sales in Niles totaling more than $21,000
- Elkhart County unveils new brand at 'The Big Event'
- Perfect weather for Hunter Ice Festival in Niles
- Kidnapping suspect says it wasn't a kidnapping
- MDOT officials want to start construction on U.S. 31 I-94 connector in 2021
- Elkhart, St. Joe counties preparing for heavy rain and possible flooding
- Standoff in Niles involving child hostage ends peacefully
- Family of Warsaw boy killed in crosswalk hoping to change state law
- Benton Harbor Area Schools names new superintendent
- Mishawaka police investigating after a car was found in St. Joe River
- Local marine killed in Pearl Harbor laid to rest 78 years later
- Protesters disrupt African-American city leaders announcing support for Buttigieg
- Lakeshore erosion causes residential road to partially collapse in Stevensville
- SBCSB approves referendum; Now they need 500 signatures to get it on the ballot
- Black Friday deals are here; Expert weighs in on staying out of holiday debt
- Thanksgiving Goodness: Local church steps up as daytime warming center for the homeless
- Buttigieg, voters weigh in on South Bend councilman's endorsement of Biden
- Elkhart community and homeless advocates gather to discuss homelessness issue
- The Future of Trucking: How self-driving trucks will change the industry
- The Future of Trucking: How self-driving trucks will change the industry
- Notre Dame athletes volunteering with special needs preschoolers at Studebaker Center
- Mayor Buttigieg leads polls in Iowa
- Main library two-year closure raises concerns for the homeless
- 8-year-old dead after LaGrange County house fire
- Local non-profit taking bullets off the streets, re-purposing them into jewelry
- Community weighs in on future of Tolson Center
- 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