Taneisha Cordell
Taneisha Cordell joins FOX 2 after reporting on WEWS-TV in Cleveland, where she earned three Central Great Lakes Emmy nominations, and WRCB-TV/Local 3 in Chattanooga. Over the years, she has covered everything from breaking news and severe weather to community events and human-interest stories.
Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Taneisha is the oldest of three siblings. She leads with her spiritual faith and empathy in all aspects of her life, believing in the power of storytelling. Her greatest fulfillment comes from helping people and being part of change, advocacy, and empowerment. She’s deeply grateful to those who trust her to share their experiences.
A graduate of the University of Miami, Taneisha holds a degree in Broadcast Journalism and Public Relations with a minor in Theatre. She was also a track and field scholarship athlete at The U, an NCAA All-American, and an Ohio Division I High School State Record Holder in the 4x400-meter relay.
With a true adventurer's spirit, Taneisha loves traveling, working out, trying new restaurants. She’s also a music lover and has released two EPs.
The latest from Taneisha Cordell
Taylor woman stabbed in the neck allegedly by intoxicated boyfriend
A gruesome 911 call came from a woman who Taylor police say was filleted with a knife by her boyfriend.
Novi water main break repairs continue as communities hope festivities can continue
A major water main break is still causing serious concern in Oakland County, and hundreds of homes are still without water.
11-year-old boy in New Baltimore gets stuck while trying to rescue ring
A simple act of kindness took a sharp turn in New Baltimore when an 11-year-old boy became trapped, his leg stuck in the bleachers at the Anchor Bay Aquatic Center.
Troy Oxford Center deadly fire preliminary hearing enters day two
It was day two of a preliminary hearing in the case of a deadly fire at the Oxford Center that killed a 5-year-old boy.
MDOT vehicle jammed I-696 traffic for hours after hitting DTE power pole
Hundreds of homes without power and thousands of vehicles stuck in traffic, a transit nightmare unfolded in Metro Detroit Monday. "...we could not pick much of a worse time for that to happen," said an MDOT spokesperson.
Troy hyperbaric chamber center's ex-employee says her warnings ignored before boy's death
She told the court she repeatedly warned the owner, Tamela Peterson, and safety director Jeffrey Mosteller, that patients were not being strapped with grounding bracelets.
Volunteers join Home Depot to perform day of service to remember 9/11
Volunteers are working with Home Depot to help build safe spaces for reflection and healing as part of this 9/11 service project dedicated to the men and women who serve and protect.
Remembering 9/11: Hundreds of Detroit volunteers pack food for those in need as act of service
More than 450 volunteers in Detroit are rolling up their sleeves, joining forces to pack thousands of meals for those in need on Thursday.
Thieves crash into Gratiot clothing store, steal $90K of merchandise
A pick-up truck was used to smash the front of the store before a large group of masked thieves grabbed everything they could load up before fleeing.
West Bloomfield police raid on home finds guns, counterfeit cash, and stolen IDs
Guns, counterfeit cash, and stolen IDs are just some of what police say they uncovered in a West Bloomfield home during an early morning raid last week.