She anchors 14 News on the weekends and you can find her reporting stories that are making a difference in the Tri-State throughout the week.
Before coming to WFIE, Chellsie reported at KNWA/Fox 24 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
She got her start in television right here in her home state of Indiana.
Chellsie graduated from Purdue University in 2012. She started as a production assistant at WLFI in West Lafayette, Indiana and later went on to work for Fox 59 in Indianapolis as an editor and camera operator.
Her dream of becoming a reporter turned into a reality when she went to Gainesville, Florida to report for the Florida Gators.
Though she spent several years in SEC country, she will always be a Big Ten girl at heart. BOILER UP!
Volunteers in Poseyville met on Friday to make sure students in the Metropolitan School District of North Posey County are well-fed during the current statewide school closure across Indiana.
Testing for COVID-19 is happening more and more every day. That’s why doctors are working harder than ever to make sure everyone who needs a test gets one.
A lot of events are being canceled in Evansville due to concerns of the coronavirus spreading in the community. Local businesses are scrambling to make sure they stay afloat.
Community leaders met at Old National Bank headquarters in Evansville to discuss coronavirus and the impact it could have on several industries in the community.
The stock market took a dive Monday morning as coronavirus continues to spread across the country. As the numbers dropped it got financial experts thinking.
The investigation into the body found in the Ohio River continues in Posey County. Since the body has not been identified at this point, the county is starting to think about what is next.
The march will be organized by Billy Mattingly, who says something needs to be done to change the way accused child molesters are treated in the court system.
Jasper’s new mayor presented his first state of the city address on Friday. Mayor Dean Vonderheide said he is encouraged by how the city is doing and is hopeful for improvements to come.
The Indiana Department of Transportation announced 52 Indiana town, cities, and counties are getting $120.8 million in federal funding. Four of them are in our area.
Governor Holcomb’s office released the new Strategic Workforce draft Plan on Thursday, outlining how well the city of Evansville is doing when it comes to creating affordable housing through blight elimination.
