Randi Hildreth
Randi joined the FOX 35 team as the education reporter in October 2021.
The Atlanta native is excited to be a lot closer to the beach and explore Central Florida.
Randi most recently worked as a reporter with WBRC in Birmingham, AL where she received an Emmy Award and an Abby Award for breaking news coverage of riots in Birmingham.
Before transitioning to news, Randi worked as a teacher for the nonprofit Teach for America. For two years, she taught ninth grade English at Wilson High School in Florence, South Carolina.
Randi graduated with honors from the University of Georgia with a degree in Digital and Broadcast Journalism. During her time at UGA, she was a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Pamoja Dance Company, and served as president of her collegiate chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
She is also pursuing her master’s in Education Policy and Leadership from American University and is set to graduate in May 2022.
When Randi is not working, she loves spending time with her sweet pup - Grady, staying active through dance or sports, traveling, trying new restaurants, finding the best shopping deals, and spending time with her family and friends.
Randi is always looking for new story ideas and ways to serve the community. Don't hesitate to contact her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or email her at randi.hildreth@fox.com.
The latest from Randi Hildreth
Travel agent offers tips on how to keep track of luggage when flying
Southwest Airlines is still working to get luggage to customers who have been without their things since the end of December. One section on the bottom floor of OIA is still blocked off for Southwest Airlines and hundreds of suitcases are lined up.
Collapse of Bills safety Damar Hamlin renews conversations over sudden cardiac arrest among young athletes
Buffalo Bills Safety Damar Hamlin is still in critical condition according to the latest update from the NFL. He collapsed during last night's game after he suffered cardiac arrest. The medical scare has sparked conversation again about the dangers of sudden cardiac arrest and what's needed to respond.
Adderall shortage: Pharmacists, psychiatric nurses, families feel pinch as demand grows for ADHD medication
Pharmacies across the country are struggling to fill Adderall prescriptions because of an ongoing shortage. Nurses and pharmacists who work with ADHD patients are concerned about the impact.
Florida library creates club for ‘banned’ books at public schools
From school districts across the country to right here in Central Florida, the books children read in the classroom and their school libraries have sparked heated debates. In some districts, these books have been outright banned.
Seminole State, AdventHealth partner for nurse training program
There is still a big concern about having enough nurses to take care of us in Central Florida. Seminole State and AdventHealth started a new partnership to feed highly trained nurses into hospitals.
Florida college students sue over campus fees charged during pandemic
A state appeals court must decide if the University of Florida owes students refunds for fees paid even though campus was shut down during the pandemic. Attorneys argue students across the state could be impacted.
Florida walking trail to be renamed to honor Shirley Chisholm, first Black woman ever elected to Congress
A groundbreaking political figure is set to have a trail in Palm Coast named in her honor this month. It's only right that this designation for Shirley Chisholm comes in November when millions of Americans head to the polls for the election.
Hurricane Ian: Central Florida school closures ahead of storm's arrival
Officials of schools, colleges and universities in Florida and the Orlando metro area are beginning to announce their plans for the week ahead of Hurricane Ian's potential impacts on the state.
Florida principals impacted by school violence release guide on dealing with tragedies
Principals impacted by school violence just released a new resource book to guide leaders on how to deal with on-campus tragedies. Some of the principals who helped write the guide are from Florida.
Remembering Gabby: Neighbors help clean up roadside memorial for young girl who died in Florida
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