Roxie Elliott, Multimedia Journalist
Roxie Elliott joined the ABC57 news team in April 2020 as a multimedia journalist but is no stranger to Michiana.
Roxie is a Berrien County native, attending Buchanan Community Schools and being raised a loyal fan of the Fighting Irish just across the state line!
She then went on to attend Michigan State University where she graduated with double majors in Journalism and Political Science. Since then, Roxie gained experience in almost all aspects of news operations - producing, editing, shooting video and creating social media content - and ultimately decided reporting news stories is where her passion lies.
There’s no other news market she’d rather serve because Michiana is her home and she’s always looking for the next story in Berrien and Cass counties.
Email Roxie with any story ideas!
Articles by Roxie Elliott
- United Way & Dolly Parton bringing books to Southwest Michigan kids' doors
- Benton Harbor Mayor reacts to results of faucet filter efficacy study
- Buchanan’s McCoy Creek Trail expanding, goal to merge with IN-MI Trail
- New owners revitalize Buchanan sweet shop
- Why Russia-Ukraine conflict is impacting gas prices, stock market at home
- Climate group calls for Palisades closure to be stopped
- Makers Trail gives a taste of Senior PGA Championship’s return to Benton Harbor
- Berrien County will hire supervisor to assist city with ongoing lead alleviation efforts
- Contractors looking to hire Benton Harbor residents for service line replacements
- Berrien County school districts begin lifting mask mandates
- Eau Claire road crews plow through a foot of snow with two-man crew
- Berrien Co. Health Dept. hoping to connect more with vaccine-hesitant residents
- Better internet coming to Berrien County communities as broadband moves forward
- Spectrum Lakeland reminds people of the 'worker behind the mask' amid increase in patient violence
- Benton Harbor residents now face fines if lead service lines not replaced
- Cases, hospitalizations start declining in Berrien County
- Polar Plunge going forth this weekend in Stevensville
- Road commission, friendly neighbors help clear roads in Cass County
- Staying safe while shoveling snow
- Rain ahead of snow storm impacting how road crews prepare
- Berrien Co. Sheriff discusses nationwide issues with recruitment
- Paid parking being considered for downtown St. Joseph
- Berrien County parents file suit over multiple school mask, quarantine mandates
- The extreme cold takes a toll on your vehicle
- Benton Harbor approves $33 million in contracts for service line replacements
- Road crews have some safety reminders for winter driving
- Blood banks at historic lows, dire need for donations
- Cases, hospitalizations continue to surge in Berrien County
- First Omicron case detected in Cass County
- Amid staffing shortages, one restaurant able to invest in robot server
- Road crews say keep an eye on driving conditions as you celebrate this weekend
- Buchanan rallying around siblings battling COVID
- Donation drive for Niles fire victims has big turnout
- Community steps up to help Niles fire victims
- How to navigate the holidays with COVID’s latest surge
- Benton Harbor holds second water resource fair as latest samples show lower lead levels
- Michigan State Police, Lakeshore schools discuss ongoing safety concerns
- MDHHS announces payment of $150k in overdue water bills
- Niles restaurant donating bikes to kids for Christmas
- Berrien County schools urge continued discussion among families amid safety threats
- Holiday Heroes: Humane Society of Southwest Michigan transforming the lives of animals
- Threats of violence continue at Berrien County schools
- St. Joseph police investigating suspicious death of two elderly people
- Benton Harbor organization committed to helping residents get water
- Recall petition against Benton Harbor Mayor Muhammad approved
- More schools issue mask mandates as cases increase & new variant emerges
- LIGHTS at Fernwood returns after 13-year hiatus
- Group speaks out against recall petitions of Benton Harbor mayor
- Local organizations delivering water to Benton Harbor residents
- Benton Harbor resource fair for jobs, education and expungements
- Group from Columbus, OH delivers water to Benton Harbor
- Bridgman schools enact mask mandate, citing quarantine surge
- Blood lead testing now available for Benton Harbor residents
- Missing Jessica Gray’s family still searching nearly two years later
- EPA begins testing water in Benton Harbor homes
- Gov. Whitmer checks progress of Benton Harbor pipe replacements
- Work continues to replace lead pipes in Benton Harbor
- First water resource fair held in Benton Harbor
- Motivational speaker Eric Thomas visits Benton Harbor
- EGLE discusses Benton Harbor water plant violations, says report was not punitive
- Three incumbents, one newcomer win Benton Harbor city commission seats
- Benton Harbor businesses can get water tested for free
- Plans to address water bills residents are still paying
- Church continues delivering water after distribution event mishap
- Need for volunteers at Benton Harbor water distributions
- Benton Harbor's water issues also impacting businesses
- Stevensville doctor eyes Rep. Upton’s congressional seat
- Volunteers cancel water distribution event at last minute
- Mayor Muhammad, EGLE director ask legislature for $11M to fix pipes
- Senate probe into state’s handling of Benton Harbor water crisis
- Benton Harbor declares state of emergency for water crisis
- Benton Harbor will get bottled water indefinitely, pipes replaced in 18 months
- Lakeshore Public Schools cites increasing number of quarantines in new mask mandate
- Water bottle distributions continue in Benton Harbor
- Man shot, killed after allegedly charging at deputies with knife
- Plans for Berrien Co. school districts after mask order lifted
- 'Small Fish, Big Pitch' showcasing 10 entrepreneurs with chance to win $50k
- MI bill would withhold funds for health departments with K-12 mask mandates
- Benton Harbor resident catches shooting on camera, hopes others will speak up
- 18 months into the pandemic, when does COVID-19 become ‘endemic’?