Fox29 WFLX TV, West Palm Beach, Florida-Meet the Fox 29 News Team

  • Jay has covered a wide range of stories in his career as a journalist. He was one of the first reporters to hit the ground in Haiti hours after the disastrous earthquake of January 2010 and was on the white sand beaches of the Florida panhandle following the devastating Gulf oil spill which eventually took him to the Keys.

  • Shannon Cake's work has changed policies in guardrail protection along Florida's busiest roadways, pushed local legislation that has influenced restaurant cleanliness, and exposed government waste when it comes to Medicare spending.

  • John has received a number of local and regional awards at the various places in which he has worked through the years for his reporting and his involvement with various charitable organizations in the community.

  • Roxanne is proud to be a farmer's daughter. Though her roots in agriculture run deep, she always wanted to be in the news business. Not to be "on TV" necessarily, but to be in a newsroom, covering the events that shape and change our world.

  • Tania co-anchors NewsChannel 5's weekend newscasts at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. She also reports during the week looking to do what she calls "people stories". She also co-hosts NewsChannel 5's Hablando Con La Comunidad. The program aims to provide vital information for the Hispanic community.

  • Since moving to South Florida, Jon has won several broadcasting awards and covered many of the biggest stories in the area from the field, and on the anchor desk.

  • Lauren is an Emmy nominated, seasoned journalist with more than a decade of experience as an anchor and reporter in Florida, New York, and Maryland. Some of her career highlights include covering the Casey Anthony case for Fox News Channel, riding along in a Presidential motorcade, helping Floridians through several hurricanes and tornadoes, and sitting down with the legendary Bill Cosby for a one-on-one interview.

  • Most folks don't realize their passion in life at an early age, but the same can't be said for Keli Fulton. From the moment she could speak, Keli realized she had a flare for talking! So much so, that her dad used to call her "Motor Mouth, John Moschitta" (you know, the fast-talking guy from the Micro Machines commercial).

  • A full member of the American Meteorological Society, Steve holds the new CBM Seal from the AMS, the highest seal awarded to television meteorologists. Career highlights include 2004 Hurricane Frances, where he was on air almost continuously for 67 hours, and 2004 Hurricane Jeanne exactly three weeks later.

  • After graduating from the University of Maryland, Glenn moved to south Florida permanently in the early 1990's. He then continued his, already established, broadcasting career as a DJ at several local radio stations, as well as being a news editor.

  • Kait is thrilled to be in South Florida, where the weather presents a constant challenge and the beach provides a great escape. When Kait isn't at NewsChannel 5, she loves spending time at the dog beach with "Bruce", reading a good book and creating fabulous new dishes in the kitchen.

  • James grew up in South Florida, where he developed a passion for the weather. After attending Florida State University, James had to adjust to the icy weather conditions in Clarksburg, West Virginia. There he was the Chief Meteorologist at WDTV and had to learn how to dig his car out of the snow.

  • Jim has received several awards including a Telly Award and an Emmy. He is also active in the community with various organizations including Big Brother/Big Sisters of Palm Beach County.

  • Miachel is an eight-time Emmy award winner as well as a recipient of the prestigious duPont-Columbia Award for reporting he did in Haiti. In addition, Michael has been honored with the Silver Circle award from the Suncoast Chapter of NATAS (the Emmy organization) for more than 25 years of outstanding work in South Florida broadcasting.

  • Before coming to WPTV, Jason held a variety of jobs in the business of sports media.  He interned at ESPN 760 starting in 2003, and was hired in 2006.  Jason debuted as an on-air personality for the radio station in 2007, and became a regular on Evan Cohen's show in 2009.

  • Kelley began her career of covering South Florida two months after receiving her Bachelor's Degree in Broadcasting from the University of Florida in 1985. Starting out as a reporter; Kelley was promoted to anchor within six months.

  • Rachel Leigh joined the Fox 29 News team as the Internet content director and entertainment reporter in June 2007. She made the big move to West Palm Beach only two weeks after graduating from the University of Evansville which is located in her hometown, Evansville, Indiana.

  • The Sunshine State has become home for Julie now and Flying Chopper 5 is a thrill every time she jumps into the Pilot seat.

  • I didn't use the ice scraper on my drive to South Florida. I wanted to watch the snow and ice that had accumulated in Upstate New York, melt. After three years at WROC in Rochester, two years at a station in Syracuse and four years at Ithaca College, I was ready to get warm.

  • Christina is thrilled to be home. Technically this South Florida native made her broadcasting debut at Jupiter Farms Elementary! She became a member of the "morning announcements team" back when the school first opened; she has wanted to be a part of news ever since.

  • Throughout her career, Kristyn has had the opportunity to interview some pretty cool people including Miley Cyrus and Jane Goodall. During her time at Palm Beach Atlantic University, she had the chance to write for the university's newspaper, play for the women's soccer team and intern at NBC in New York City.

  • Although trained to write, produce and shoot motion pictures, a previous interest in print journalism during high school, prompted him to try and combine his two interests. When not working, Vince enjoys reading, baseball and spending time with his family.

  • Rochelle has been telling and writing stories since she was 8 years old. Though none of them broadcast it was a sign of things to come.

  • After his Navy service, Mike graduated from Temple University with a broadcast journalism degree. He reported for two years at WBNG-TV in the upstate New York city of Binghamton. His flood coverage in 2006 helped contribute to the station's award by the New York Associated Press for Best Continuing News Coverage.

  • Marissa was the crime reporter in Spokane, Washington where she covered a rash of high-profile police shootings and an attempted bombing at an MLK Jr. Day parade. She also won an Edward R. Murrow award in 2009.

  • Dan holds degrees from both the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. Dan is happy to be back reporting the news on the east coast and also back in the same time zone as his family.

  • Dan has received a number of awards including an Emmy for exposing an increase in the amount of gang activity in urban neighborhoods and was awarded 1st place for "Best General News Report" by the Associated Press.

  • Katie LaGrone is an award-winning investigative journalist whose reports have been recognized locally, nationally and internationally. She was the first broadcast journalist to expose restaurants serving customers substitute fish but calling it grouper. The investigation spawned an international investigation by the Food and Drug Administration. The report also won Katie her first National Edward R. Murrow Award.

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