Tana Kelley, Multimedia Journalist
Tana Kelley joined the ABC 57 News Team as a Multimedia Journalist in June of 2019. She was born in Pretoria, South Africa. Soon after, she left the country with her family to live in Portland, Oregon. Her love for traveling has taken her to several countries and states.
She graduated from the University of Missouri (MIZ!) with a journalism degree and a political science minor. Throughout her years there, she was involved in her schools’ station, MUTV, as well as KOMU, the local NBC affiliate connected to the university. In her time there, she learned a lot about reporting and being a great journalist.
Tana also interned at Agence France-Presse in Brussels, Belgium the summer of 2018. She was able to produce social media content for the EU Parliament’s Facebook and on Europarltv.
Her love for traveling has now taken her to South Bend, Indiana. Although she is trading the rain for the snow, she will keep on exploring the area when she is not out there reporting.
Tana is new to Indiana and would love to learn more about this community. The best way she can learn is from you! You can reach her through email, Facebook or Twitter if you have a story idea or if you just want to talk about the wonderful things Michiana has to offer!
Articles by Tana Kelley
- Volunteers fill boxes with food to feed 400 families in Elkhart County
- Family of Avery Brown rejoice after Mayberry's guilty verdict
- Logan family's lawyer files motion to intervene in South Bend police tapes case
- Elkhart police now have more less lethal options to use
- Neighbors react to tragic crash killing construction worker
- Day shelter for homeless opens on Monday in South Bend
- Community members talk protesters at Mayor Pete rally
- Neighbors react to early morning shooting in South Bend
- Small Business Saturday supports local South Bend businesses
- Veterans Memorial rededicated at Howard Park
- South Bend's historic Howard Park reopens with major upgrades
- Power companies, police and drivers gear up for rough weather Wednesday
- Goshen church youth leader faces child molestation charges
- SBPD Armadillo burns, could be connected to several suspicious fires
- Two children, ages 3 and 5, killed in farming accident
- Fraternity collects donations and camp out for the homeless
- Patients say the dentist office FBI raided is shady
- LOGAN purchases Hannah and Friends Neighborhood
- Michiana responds to first public impeachment hearing
- Cass County Residents brave the cold, despite temporary power outage
- Indiana Michigan River Valley trail is finally completed after 11 years
- Community comes together after family loses everything in fire
- Man found dead near a car fire is identified
- Elkhart police give update on outside review of department, changes ahead
- An arson fire inside a Niles Walmart is the fourth one this year
- Three Rivers School District proposes bond to help fix schools
- Neighbors react to teen shooting in Goshen
- National Drug Take Back Day is underway in South Bend
- First medical marijuana store in Niles may cause problems in Indiana
- Logan family demands justice, brings lawsuit to federal court
- Suspicious fires worry neighbors in northwest South Bend
- Panel discusses opioid epidemic in Marshall County
- House caught fire overnight in South Bend
- Alyssa Shepherd found guilty on all charges
- Residents voice concerns over Niles Energy Center at public hearing
- Investigators seek suspect in deadly hit and run in South Bend
- Benton Harbor Area School Board selects new board member
- Michiana man returns from four-year renewable energy trip around the world
- Notre Dame to host first 2020 presidential debate
- Michigan man charged for trying to fix neighborhood flooding
- Parents are scared after email threats circulate around Mishawaka school
- South Bend mayoral candidates address public safety reform
- Family remembers woman killed in rollover crash in Walkerton
- South Bend church holds prayer vigil to take a stand against violence
- Family, friends remember three lives lost at a Fulton County bus stop
- Researchers say vaping-related illnesses may be linked to chemical burns
- Miami Hills deemed a nuisance property after 168 calls of service in 90 days
- St. Joseph County Parks seeks $50,000 for nature play area
- Police identify man found dead on Southeast side
- Storm damages several homes, thousands still without power
- Attorney calls out PHM School District for not addressing bullying
- Deer hunting season could be affected by EEE virus
- Over 100 calls for service made to Cedar Street, two shootings
- Thousands raised to bring body of man killed in armed robbery home
- Police identify victims involved in quadruple shooting in South Bend
- Niles Community Schools responds to mosquito-borne virus concerns
- Police called 104 times to Rodeway Inn this year leaving officials, neighbors looking for change
- Neighbors react to Rodeway Inn shooting, suspect on the loose
- New security upgrades for Notre Dame football games
- Transpo to be affected by proposed tax cuts
- Vigil held for teen shot and killed Friday night
- Four shootings in 48 hours left neighbors in South Bend and Elkhart worried
- Neighbors react to deadly shooting in South Bend
- Superintendents, businesses criticize new state test
- Attempted abduction of 17-year-old in Elkhart
- Future plans for the Four Winds Field experience
- Local disaster relief groups respond to Hurricane Dorian
- Residents still waiting for county to finish Orange Road
- Millions in damages from hail storm, Goshen School Board declare emergency
- Robinson Community Center expanding, more opportunities for kids
- Thousands lost in Berrien Springs apartment fire, families pick up the pieces
- South Bend community talks restorative justice, trust at first healing circle
- Kosciusko County intersection dangerous, locals respond
- Neighbors hear loud 'boom' and find house exploded in Plymouth
- Back to school bash encourages kids to stop the violence
- Police arrest man in E. Ireland Road shooting
- Council approves budget to hire expert to review South Bend Police Department
- Suspect in fatal shooting in Benton Harbor charged with murder
- Community members talk gun control
- South Bend ID Program continues, despite lawsuit