Hailey Winslow
Originally from the south, Hailey Winslow moved to LA from Australia for post-production of "Outback & Under," a 12-episode adventure travel show she hosted and produced. The series follows Hailey and her Golden doodle, Sadie, on the adventure of a lifetime Down Under, wrangling and rescuing crocodiles, and scuba diving cage-less with sharks and venomous snakes and jumping into every extreme sport from the Great Barrier Reef to the Outback. Hailey spent eight years as an award-winning reporter in North Carolina and Florida. She single-handedly shot, wrote, edited, produced and reported two documentaries. Winslow got hooked on reporting in middle school, when her older sister, Megan, started a news program and assigned her to “Georgia Journeys.” Winslow received her Broadcast Journalism degree and Spanish minor from the University of Central Florida.
The latest from Hailey Winslow
Parents of students killed in Saugus High School shooting ask city to dedicate park in their memory
Parents of the two students killed in the Saugus High School shooting last November are asking the city council to amend the name of a local park in the children's honor.
Orange County elementary school changes names, cites possible racism
The Brea Olinda Unified School District has renamed one of its elementary schools because of possible racial connotations.
SoCal restaurant, bar owners take another hit before the holiday weekend amid coronavirus case surge
Restaurant and bar owners are facing another big blow after California Governor Gavin Newsom shut down indoor dining in most of Southern California, including Los Angeles County for at least the next three weeks due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Homeless man held on $2M bail following deadly stabbing at Maywood convenience store
A homeless man was charged with murder and attempted murder following the deadly stabbing of a convenience store clerk in what was described as a "horrific scene" in Maywood, officials said.
Woman who went on racist rant at Torrance park identified; victims speak out
A woman who went on a pair of racist rants aimed at Asian-Americans at a Torrance park -- tirades that were caught on video and quickly went viral online -- was identified Friday as a Long Beach resident, and police asked for the public's help finding her.
Resolving tension between LAPD and black youth
LAPD officers met with African American young adults inside a South LA church Wednesday to resolve the tension between the two.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and his deputies take a knee in support of protesters
A group of roughly 5,000 demonstrators marching through downtown Riverside Monday afternoon have come face-to-face with about 130 law enforcement officers, including Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco himself, at the intersection of Orange and 10th streets.
Police drone finds missing woman and her dog
An Orange Police Department drone quickly found a woman and her dog that had been missing for hours.
LA beach parking lots reopen in time for holiday
To kick-off the unofficial start of summer, we can now officially plop down on the sand and do nothing. Los Angels County is easing restrictions as we go into the big holiday weekend.
LA hopes to celebrate a new kind of freedom on Fourth of July
Celebrating our independence with a big firework celebration at the Rose Bowl is not realistic this year. But the Fourth of July does hopefully mean more freedom for us.