Elisse Ramey
Saginaw, MI
Elisse Ramey invites you to join her on weeknights at 5:30 and 10 p.m.
She has a decade of experience and has reported and anchored in Greenville, Mississippi, eastern North Carolina, and most recently mid-Michigan.
Elisse has served the mid-Michigan area as a journalist for more than four years where she covered many important stories, including the Bishop International Airport attack, Flint water crisis, failure of the Edenville and Sandford dams, and the GM-UAW strike. Her coverage of the strike earned her an award from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
The Detroit native graduated from Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications in Virginia, and later received her graduate degree from Wayne State University.
She loves sports, animals and creative writing! Elisse is happy to make mid-Michigan her home, and would love to hear from you on her social media platforms.
The City of Midland is electrifying its public transportation fleet with two new electric transit vans and EV infrastructure.
United Auto Workers leaders from across the country met in Detroit Thursday to discuss the union’s tentative agreement with Stellantis.
A skill that he developed on accident has made Patrick Harrison in high demand this Halloween season.
The search for Kelly McWhirter of Flushing has been changed from a rescue to a recovery mission and homicide investigation, and investigators are extending their search to Ogemaw County.
Jamieson Woolard, 45, was found guilty on three counts for crimes occurring in 2021 that involved someone between the ages of 13 and 16.
Michelle Galarno is a 2023 honoree of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Michigan Chapter of Silver Circle for distinguished service of 25 years or more.
Scarecrow Fest in Little Bavaria features scarecrow displays, pumpkins, dogs in costume and more throughout downtown Frankenmuth.
A restoration project is not only enhancing the beauty of a Flint resting place but also shedding light on some local history.
A child was hurt following a shooting in Flint on Friday night, according to Michigan State Police.
There was plenty to see and do on the last day of the Saginaw African Cultural Festival Sunday, Aug. 13.
It was a historic start Friday for the 55th Saginaw African Cultural Festival.
A tornado warning is in effect for Perry, Morrice and Byron until 8:45 p.m.
Councilman Eric Mays was back in his seat for a Flint City Council finance committee meeting Wednesday after a judge prevented the city council from enforcing a 30-day suspension over his conduct during a previous meeting.
They must file a claim or submit an intent to file one by Wednesday, Aug. 9.
There are various attractions and activities planned in six communities from Aug. 7-12.
“The whole start of the Frankenmuth Flower Festival was a complete fluke,” Wendy Winkel said.
A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Aug. 5 at Midland Baptist Church.
The city of Flint is reviewing records to determine if it has met the August 1 court-ordered deadline to replace all lead service lines, according to a statement from the city administration.
Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist addressed some criticism of the newly signed budget Tuesday in a live interview with TV5.
The sixth annual London Strong ”Set Your Dreams” 5K Run/Walk yielded some potentially life-saving results Thursday.
TV5 is working to learn more information about an incident involving a train in Kawkawlin near M-13 and Old Kawkawlin Road.
A new support group is spreading cancer awareness year-round.
A local organization is empowering Flint kids while rebounding after a recent break-in that cost them more than $60,000 worth of STEM equipment.
The city of Flint is investigating a large spill of an unknown substance that the Genesee County hazmat team responded to on Thursday evening, June 29.
Over the last few days the public has watched a mural take shape on the side of a Saginaw building and Friday, it was finished and unveiled to the public.
Staying indoors is recommended when the air quality outside reaches dangerous levels, but it is important to consider indoor air quality as well.
Emotions were flowing Wednesday night for a grief-stricken mother at a balloon release to honor her son.
A Saginaw doctor said he feels joy to no longer have to wear a mask when taking care of his patients in the hospital.
Nurses who are feeling burned out are hoping new legislation will help revitalize their profession.
Almost 100 days into her second term, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sat down to look at some of the progress she’s made with the help of a Democratic-led legislature.
People in Michigan’s LGBTQ+ community are now better protected against discrimination.
Students from different Michigan schools spoke frankly about the devastating impacts of gun violence.
You’ve seen the commercials and heard the hype. The pharmaceutical drug Ozempic is giving some people who are struggling with weight loss the edge they need to drop extra pounds, but its popularity is coming at the expense of people who need the drug for its intended use.
A pair of martial arts experts are planning a free self-defense seminar on Saturday after police say a woman was carjacked.
MDOT and Consumers Energy are gearing up for the potential snow storm later this week.
In the wake of the MSU shooting, Senate Democrats introduced three bills aimed at reducing gun violence, and Republicans have also put forth a plan to bolster school safety inside buildings.
The developer of the old Merrill High School has turned the building into an apartment complex to bring new housing to the area.
An advocacy organization conducted a report about health care price transparency in hospitals.
There was another interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday, Feb. 1, but a mortgage expert said it was expected and called it a positive sign.
Community members came together for a candlelight vigil on Tuesday, Jan. 31 to honor victims and survivors of human trafficking.
On the third day of Zehnder’s Snowfest, snow carvers and ice carvers have been making their mark.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s State of the State Address was met with criticism by members of the Republican party.
Bay City residents will see an increase in their water rates starting next month.
Fire crews were called to the scene of a fire at Trident Manufacturing in Ithaca Wednesday evening.
Sheriff Chris Swanson said Gary Denzel Byas, 29, is charged with five counts of first degree criminal sexual conduct of a victim younger than 13.
Police from the city and township of Davison as well as the Genesee County Sheriff’s Office remain on scene.
Rep. Lisa McClain pleaded to her colleagues to make a decision on who will be the next Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Strong winds and ice made road conditions treacherous for motorists and first responders alike Friday night.
The game will feature all sorts of fun elements for the family, including a cape and thunderstick giveaway, throwback jersey auction, parade on ice and more. Children are encouraged to wear their favorite superhero costume to the game.
Attorneys representing victims of the Flint water crisis responded to charges being dropped against former Gov. Rick Snyder by a Genesee County judge Friday.
