Michaila Hightower joined the Local 10 News team in January 2025 as a reporter.
She was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA and loves the City of Angels!
Growing up playing soccer, she took her talents to the University of Montevallo in Alabama where she received a scholarship. There she got her bachelors degree in Mass Communication with a focus in broadcast journalism.
After college, Michaila spent a little more time in the South, but this time in Mississippi where she worked as an anchor/reporter at the ABC affiliate in Jackson for four years.
Jackson is where she got her start in news and it is where she credits the foundation of her story telling.
During her years in the deep South, she reported on the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on Roe Vs. Wade and a handful of hurricanes and tornadoes.
When she’s not on air, Michaila loves working out, cooking, reading and spending time with her family.
Some have questions about who Venezuela’s next leader will be after President Donald Trump said the country’s opposition leader, Maria Corina Machado, doesn’t have the people’s respect to run after Nicolas Maduro was captured by the U.S.
El Tall Tour también ha inspirado productos que se burlan de preguntas comunes que escuchan las personas altas, como “¿Juegas al baloncesto?” y “¿Qué tiempo hace por allá?”.
Juan Pablo Roque, exespía de la Red Avispa que fingió desertar en 1992 para infiltrar grupos del exilio en Miami, murió en Cuba a los 70 años tras una cirugía cardíaca.
Tres hombres fueron detenidos después de una persecución policial que terminó en Pompano Beach el jueves, confirmaron las autoridades el viernes. Y ahora dicen que todo comenzó con un secuestro en un McDonald’s.
Three men were taken into custody after a police chase that ended in Pompano Beach on Thursday, authorities confirmed on Friday. And they now say it all started with a kidnapping at a McDonald’s.
“Tras dispararle a nuestro agente, el sujeto subió a su vehículo y se suicidó”, declaró Cordero-Stutz. “Algunos ciudadanos que presenciaron el incidente llamaron al 911; él no pudo hacerlo”.
Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz said Deputy Devin Jaramillo responded to “a minor traffic crash,” and a man who was involved in the crash got into a fight with him, disarmed him, and used his service weapon to shoot him several times.