Rochelle Alleyne

Emmy-nominated Investigative Journalist

columbus, ohio, united states

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Hello! My name is Rochelle Alleyne. I am an Emmy-nominated journalist and University of Florida graduate with an immense passion for storytelling. So far, its led me to some amazing places and allowed me to tell some incredible stories. Check out my latest work on my website:https://www.rochelle-alleyne.com/Thanks for reading! Go Gators!

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A trail of warnings before a violent night: records show repeated attempts to get help | 10tv.com

A trail of warnings before a violent night: records show repeated attempts to get help Documents reveal a trail of calls, expiring probate orders, and unanswered requests for help before two stabbings in Columbus. According to Columbus Police records, on ... See more

10tv.com•Rochelle Alleyne•Jan 8, 2026

5 overnight shootings come days after Columbus marks crime decline

COLUMBUS, Ohio — At least eight people are spending New Year's Day recovering after five shootings in Columbus. According to the Columbus Division of Police, they all happened between approximately 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 31 and 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, J... See more

10tv.com•Rochelle Alleyne•Jan 1, 2026

'Why is the story changing?': Families raise concerns over delayed grave markers in Columbus | 10tv.com

COLUMBUS, Ohio — For Carla New, honoring her late grandmother Mary at the Evergreen Cemetery in Columbus has been a long time coming. "My grandmother passed in November of 2010. It was not until last year, December of 2024, is when we were able to have th... See more

10tv.com•Rochelle Alleyne•Dec 31, 2025

Columbus violent crime down in 2025, but domestic violence homicides remain a concern

COLUMBUS, Ohio — In late October, 10TV covered two accidental shootings in Columbus, both involving kids. Monday, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said even one of those incidents is too many. And he called on gun owners to lock up their weapons properly. "W... See more

10tv.com•Rochelle Alleyne•Dec 29, 2025

Criminal charges dropped, immigration detention continues for asylum-seeking brothers in Athens County

ATHENS COUNTY, Ohio — Julio Belandria said on Sept. 24, he called police after he couldn't get a hold of his dad, Victor. Speaking to 10 Investigates through an attorney and translator, Julio said he eventually found out his father was in jail with his un... See more

10tv.com•Rochelle Alleyne•Dec 22, 2025

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A trail of warnings before a violent night: records show repeated attempts to get help | 10tv.com

5 overnight shootings come days after Columbus marks crime decline

'Why is the story changing?': Families raise concerns over delayed grave markers in Columbus | 10tv.com

Columbus violent crime down in 2025, but domestic violence homicides remain a concern

Criminal charges dropped, immigration detention continues for asylum-seeking brothers in Athens County

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A trail of warnings before a violent night: records show repeated attempts to get help | 10tv.com

5 overnight shootings come days after Columbus marks crime decline

'Why is the story changing?': Families raise concerns over delayed grave markers in Columbus | 10tv.com

Columbus violent crime down in 2025, but domestic violence homicides remain a concern

Criminal charges dropped, immigration detention continues for asylum-seeking brothers in Athens County

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