Profile for Morgan Donnelly
Morgan Donnelly joined the WSLS team as a Digital Journalist in August 2010. After living in Massachusetts and New York, Morgan claims North Carolina to be her home state. She graduated Cum Laude from North Carolina State University with a B.A. in Political Science and Media Communication. She was actively involved in student government and her honors fraternity, Lambda Pi Eta.
Throughout college, she interned at Fox News in New York City in the production department, as well as WTVD in Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina. She also found time to study abroad in Hanzghou, China.
In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, traveling, spending time with her friends and family and going to as many N.C. State Wolfpack games as possible. Morgan is looking forward to covering stories and exploring the Roanoke area with her collie, Minka. Please feel free to contact her with any story ideas at MDonnelly@wsls.com.
Recent Content
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Roanoke's Festival in the Park kicks off
The lively music of bands filled Elmwood Park in Roanoke, as hundreds of people came out to celebrate the unofficial kick off to summer at Festival in the Park
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Memorial Day shootings lawsuit against Ewell Hunt, Agee settled
The lawsuit originally asked for $20 million. However, family of Jennfier Agee settled for $900,000.
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Virginia Department of Health warns of ticks
The Virginia Department of Health is warning this year could be a busy year for ticks and Lyme disease.
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Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Southwest Virginia uses social media for fundraising
A local non-profit is using social media to raise money for a program.
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Virginia Tech group works to stop bullying
Virginia Tech professor doctor Scott Geller is hoping a green bracelet will change the world, through the idea of actively caring for people.
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Alan Jackson takes to the stage in Roanoke
Thousands filled the Roanoke Civic Center to hear Alan Jackson in concert.
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What's the profile of a bully?
What does a bully look like, and what is the difference between teasing and bullying?
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Roanoke cash mob brings money to small businesses
A mob of people flood Tinnell's in Roanoke, looking for something to buy to give the business a little boost.
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Bully movie draws a crowd in Roanoke
People from across the Roanoke Valley filled the Grandin Theatre to see the movie Bully.
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Franklin County flash flooding
Hardy Road and others partially blocked by flood waters Monday night
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Craig County High School "prank" upsets some students
When Craig County High School student Heather Wolfe got to school, she says she never imagined a senior prank would go this far.
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Liberty University prepares for Governor Mitt Romney
The stage is set and the chairs are lined up at Arthur Williams stadium on Liberty University's campus. All that is left is the commencement speaker; republican presidential candidate governor Mitt Romney.
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Roanoke group promotes the movie Bully and charity walk
Ty Smalley's story in the movie "Bully" is one that has made an impact across the nation. A boy who was bullied so much, he took his own life at the age off 11.
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Sending mother's day gifts could cost a lot of money
We checked with several places, to see how much it would cost to send a two and a half pound candy dish, and flowers to three different locations.
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Roanoke's local office on aging responds to Governor's amendment
For the last few years, Goldie Rasnake has relied on Roanoke local office on aging for their program meals on wheels. She gets a hot lunch five days a week, and without it, she says it would be difficult.
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Vigil held for father and son killed in weekend car accident
A somber crowd gathered in the back of a baseball field to remember the lives of two men who meant so much to the community. Tammy hunt remembers the last conversation she had with her friend Randy Taylor.
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Bedford County boy bitten by centipede, treated for allergic reaction
The very garden Katherine Torres and her son Tristan play in on regular basis, at their Bedford County home, turned into quite a scare for this mom
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Bedford County students hope for changes to bullying policy
Stauton River High School student Laura Ellis says as things stand now, the policy in place doesn't address bullying enough.
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Roanoke man creates clinic to help victims of bullying
Enrique Rigney wears many different hats; he is a personal trainer at fit studio 365 in Roanoke. But he is also a dad, which can sometimes be the hardest and most heartbreaking job.
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Roanoke Mayor wins re-election campaign
Roanoke City Mayor David Bowers wins his re-election campaign over challeneger Mark Lucas, by 4% of the vote.
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