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
Social media post part of investigation into deadly Lake County crash, FHP says
The Florida Highway Patrol confirmed to FOX 35 News that a viral social media video is a part of their investigation into a deadly crash in Lake County.
Trump tariff protests in Florida: Canada places billboards across Sunshine State, among others
New billboards across Central Florida showcase warnings about how tariffs could impact Americans — paid for by Canada. The billboards are part of a new campaign launched by Canadian government officials, which aims to target 12 states in the United States, including Florida.
Orange County leaders ratify ICE agreement; deputies have deportation orders for 10,000 residents
Although leaders in Orange County passed an updated partnership agreement between the county jail and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the vote wasn't unanimous. Even those who voted in favor of the memo said they felt like they had no choice, and their jobs and future county funding were on the line.
Michael Millet: Florida bikers rally, raise money for DeLand boy attacked, killed by dogs
Nearly 200 bikers gathered early Sunday morning for a charity motorcycle ride in honor of 8-year-old Michael Millet, who was tragically killed in January after being attacked by two roaming dogs in his Volusia County neighborhood.
Orlando considers mobile shelters on converted buses to tackle homelessness crisis
A local homeless outreach group, in collaboration with the City of Orlando, is proposing an innovative solution to address homelessness.
St. Cloud residents voice frustration over rising water bills
Residents in St. Cloud are raising concerns over soaring water bills after transitioning from St. Cloud Utilities to Toho Water Authority, with many reporting significant increases in their monthly charges.
UCF fraternity suspended over alleged antisemitic hazing
A UCF fraternity is suspended for alleged antisemitic hazing. The university confirmed to FOX 35 News that it is investigating a 2023 incident involving members who lived off campus.
Florida judge hears two days of testimony in golf course assault case: Is the evidence enough?
Lake County Judge Heidi Davis is working to determine if the state presented enough evidence to dismiss a Stand Your Ground case against Leesburg dentist Dr. Eddie Orobitg.
Orange County Commission delays decision on controversial Tymber Skan Condos property sale
Orange County Commissioners were set to vote on a resolution Tuesday that would have started the process of trying to force the sale of the controversial Tymber Skan Condos property.
Serial killer in Daytona Beach? Police say it's a hoax that was spread through social media
Daytona Beach Police say no serial killer is roaming the streets.