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!
Hayden Rye was born without part of her heart.. it is a condition with no cure. Her parents and little brother had two short but loving years with her until she passed away in April.
For anyone who’s lived in New Harmony or even visited, you know golf carts are the most popular way to get around the eclectic town. Town officials have recently noticed visitors weren’t aware of the rules of the road.
A multi-million dollar Toyota investment is in the works in Gibson County .. if the plans are approved.. hundreds of additional jobs could be coming to the area.
Todd Early is a DJ who has worked in this community for years. It’s now his lively hood, but someone stole his trailer filled with $15,000 worth of equipment.
Summer construction projects are well underway in Mt. Vernon. One of the biggest projects is happening on Main Street. It’s a work in progress but progress is moving right along for the sidewalks and roadwork.
The local non-profit, Chemo Buddies and Sonic Drive-In have teamed up. The restaurant chain has created a new drink to help chemo patients with what’s known as “metal mouth,” a side effect of chemo therapy.
A food pantry in Posey County has been serving the community for decades, all thanks to some farmers with an idea, and volunteers with the heart to carry it out. Now the pantry is in a transition period and they are asking for help to continue operating.
The Lions Club in Mt. Vernon might not be able to support the community the way it has for decades. That means the riverfront fireworks everyone knows and loves could soon be no more.
Medicaid patients reporting that they aren’t getting to their doctor’s appointments. They rely on a company that patients and local businesses now say isn’t following through with its commitments.
Dutchman farms in Wadesville has a history of caring for cattle goes back decades, it’s a mission of Hans Schmitz. He is the Purdue Extension Educator and his family owns the farm. “So this farm is a 6th generation family farm it has always had some sort of dairy animal on it.”
A private dining club that’s been open for decades in Evansville is closed. When our team reached out to the club for an explanation the company said they would have a statement next week.
