Claudia Sella
Studio 10 Multimedia Journalist
Lansing, MI
Claudia joined News 10 in August 2021. She graduated in 2021 from Grand Valley University in Michigan with a degree in multi-media journalism.
Claudia enjoys reading, learning about history in the area, and downhill skiing.
It was a late spring day not unlike any other in 1937 downtown Lansing. It was business as usual - until it wasn’t. The embers of the Flint Sit Down Strike earlier that winter were simmering, and Lansing was like a pile of kindling, just waiting for those winds to blow west.
Picnics are one of our favorite pastimes. What do you bring on your picnic?
Physician Assistant Scott Zeilstra joined Studio 10 to discuss the symptoms, treatment and lifestyle changes that occurs when one has fatty liver disease
Studio 10's Claudia Sella takes us up, up and away to the top of the Capitol Dome.
At just 21, award-winning Eventer Jordan Riske continues to defy the odds.
Claudia Sella joins the News 10+ Digital Desk to preview what the Studio 10 crew is working on - including a women’s walking program, the return of public painting parties, and more.
Holt, Mason, Haslett, Napoleon and Northwest compete in Texas.
The Stockbridge Teen Center gives teens a fun place to play games, hang out, work on homework, play sports and enjoy snacks.
Misty Gunter Russian's artwork is showcased in Meijer's Women's History Month Collection.
Learn more about the Alpacas at Feighner Family Farms.
The farm's thousand gallon takes are already filled to the brim.
Communities in Schools helps students succeed in the classroom.
My Little Sonshine Co. donates preemie and newborn clothing to NICUs.
The art show displays work from 17 Mid-Michigan schools.
The Hal and Jean Glassen Memorial Foundation award will help restore the historic barn.
The Jackson Toy Show showcases our favorite toy for 19th year in a row.
Learn about events and programs offered at ELPL celebrating Black History Month.
Paw City Pet Care opened their first brick and mortar location in Grand Ledge.
The show will be held February 4th from 9 am to 3 pm
Lansing residents have woken up with Danny Stewart for nearly five decades.
McLaren Greater Lansing helping people quit smoking for good.
Learn how to grow your own food at home.
Michigan's new Heritage Hall takes guests through history to the Capitol.
Female owned business helps people invest in self care with artisan soap.
As our First Alert Weather Day continues, Meteorologist Colton Cichoracki joins the Now Desk to take a look at the latest conditions.
Winter formal and prom dress giveaways for young women in need
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center takes in our favorite Michigan animals.
How a 20 year old horseback champion beat cancer with her head held high
Michigan McDonalds partners with ski resorts to offer affordable ski options.
Waverly Robotics Students getting competition ready.
Hosts give their 10 out of 10s on today's show. What would you give a 10 out of 10 to?
For many of us, the holiday season means more time with family and friends, but a lot of our traditions can be dangerous.
Burcham Hills serves more than 600 people during holiday celebrations.
Local couple will do your Christmas wrapping for you for donations.
Some talented art students in Jackson were chosen along with 58 other schools in the U.S. to design ornaments for the national Christmas tree display in Presidents Park.
There wasn’t a single frown in sight. More than 800 children and their families came out Wednesday to enjoy a night of holiday fun.
The city council said they needed to hear more legal opinions before they can make a decision.
“Your opinions and beliefs should not affect others and you should not be causing hateful acts of violence.”
Hospitals across Michigan are sending out a warning as emergency departments reach full capacity.
Environmentalists are sending out a dire warning for one of Michigan’s most important bats.
Community members and school leaders used the day to focus on improving school safety and mental health.
Are you the store-strolling type or the couch-scrolling type?
Wednesday was cold and dark, but people showed up in numbers to honor the victims.
