Rondrell Moore began his career at WTHITV in 2008.
Rondrell Moore began his career at WTHITV in 2008. He currently co-anchors News 10 and News 10 Nightwatch. He began his career at News 10 as Internet Content producer and has served as the weekend news anchor/producer and general reporter.
As a reporter, Rondrell has received two Ohio Valley Regional Emmy nominations. They recognized his work for two different pieces: ‘Face the Truth’ showed the dangers of unmonitored Internet usage and ‘Cell Block’ chronicled the issues of cell phones in prison. He’s also won an award from the Associated Press for his piece ‘While you were Sleeping’ where he followed the Terre Haute Police Department’s ‘hoot owl’ shift.
Rondrell was on the scene and shared the news when Terre Haute Police officer, Brent Long was killed in the line of duty. It was an event that changed the Terre Haute community.
Rondrell enjoys spending time with his family and working with his church. He’s grateful to be able to spend his mornings and afternoons with the Wabash Valley weekdays on News 10 this Morning and News 10 at Midday.
Alice Whalen-Barrett said she lived through years of abuse while living at home for kids, in Vigo County, but she says she was far from the only victim. News 10 found others who have their own terrifying stories of abuse.
Some of the children claiming they were abused, took their concerns to church leaders on a state level. One claims a former United Methodist reverend was physically, sexually and emotionally abusive to her.
Many people thought of Glenn Home in Vigo County as a safe haven for kids, but those who lived there, share rumors of a dark past.
They were the forgotten kids without a home, who were abused and ignored. They were children from Vigo County who, for one reason or another, had to leave their parents custody.
Former friend of Pamela Milam is reacting to the solving of the cold case.
The Terre Haute Police Department says they have wrapped up a cold case dating back to 1972.
According to attorney Michael Sutherlin, two people have settled their case against Vigo County.
The US-Postal Services will not be delivering mail Wednesday January, 30th in some areas.
One Brazil woman is doing everything she can to help folks going without pay, during the shutdown.
It's wasn't your everyday walk around the block. The current Vigo County Sheriff, Greg Ewing showed the sheriff to be, John Plasse his new home away from home.
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