Camille Sarabia
Camille Sarabia joined FOX 35 Orlando in October 2025 as a digital content producer.
Camille was born and raised in Orange County, California. She started her career in South Bend, Indiana, where she worked at ABC57 and at the South Bend Tribune. While working at the Tribune, she received the Hoosier State Press Association's 2024 "Story of the Year" for her team coverage on the "Smith Six," six children who were killed in a house fire.
She graduated from Indiana University's Media School with a B.A. in Journalism and a concentration in Enterprise Reporting. She’s passionate about narrative journalism and immersing the reader into stories that unfold.
Sarabia is excited to be in the Sunshine State. While here, she spends time with her husband, Jordan, and their three dogs: Yorkie, Rico, and two rambunctious Siberian Huskies, Atari and Freyja. She enjoys hiking at Lake Louisa State Park with her pups, exploring local foodie hotspots, and volunteering in Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer’s Book Club with school-aged kids.
The latest from Camille Sarabia
Space Coast Shakeup: Jared Isaacman confirmed as NASA chief while ULA CEO resigns
Significant leadership shifts are underway in Central Florida's space industry following the recent appointment of tech billionaire Jared Isaacman as the 15th NASA administrator. Meanwhile, the United Launch Alliance is also seeing a leadership change.
Kentucky woman sues Disney after allegedly tripping, falling on trolley tracks: What we know
A woman is suing Disney after she was injured while walking near trolley tracks at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, a filed complaint says.
South Florida police department apologizes to man for 'invalid' arrest under obscured license plate law
A South Florida man was arrested for what police said was an obscured and tinted license plate. The man was later released after the police department claimed the law was initially "vague." Learn more
End of the yellow sticker? Florida lawmakers propose eliminating car registration decals
Florida lawmakers advocate for getting rid of car registration stickers, calling them "outdated," in an effort to eliminate fraud and cut costs, they say. Here's what we know.
Anna Kepner: Text messages reveal family conversations hours after teen's death aboard cruise ship
Released text messages in a court case involving Anna Kepner's family, show the family discussed keeping the 16-year-old son's name out of the media and keeping information from being released. Very little about Anna was mentioned. Here's what the text messages reveal:
Investigation details released in 10-minute flight, crash killing NASCAR's Greg Biffle and 6 more
10 minutes. That's how much time passed from when a 1981 Cessna C550 airplane took off at a North Carolina regional airport and when it crashed – killing NASCAR champion Greg Biffle and six others.
Deputies: Florida man used Facebook to target women in multiple sexual batteries
A Florida man, behind bars as a suspect of two separate sexual battery incidents, has now been linked to another similar incident that occurred in January after a woman came forward.
Groveland seeks over $1.4M from Kroger for 'breach of contract' amid distribution center closure
Groveland officials are working to recover over $1.4 million from Kroger as compensation for incentives the company received to establish a grocery distribution center in the city.
Who is Michelle Newton? 3-year-old missing Kentucky girl found 40 years later, reunites with dad
It wasn't until Michelle Newton was in her mid-40s that she discovered she was a missing child who disappeared from Louisville, Ky in 1983. Now, her family was brought back together over 40 years later.
Missing Kentucky girl, who was abducted 40 years ago, found alive; Mom arrested in Florida, deputies say
A 3-year-old girl who was reported missing in Kentucky more than 40 years ago is alive and well – living under a different identity and in a different state – and was unaware that she was a victim in a missing person's case, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.