Maureen Halliday
Morning Anchor/Multimedia Journalist
Lansing, MI
Maureen graduated from Boston University in 2018 where she earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism. She was born and raised in New Jersey but looks forward to exploring and learning more about Michigan with friends and family.
She took her first steps into the news industry in 2018 when she joined the WILX team as a morning reporter. In December 2021, Maureen and Seth Wells took the helm of the anchor desk for News 10 Today weekday mornings from 4:30 - 7 a.m.
Over the course of her time at WILX, Maureen has grown a passion for breaking news and reporting on events that impact Mid-Michigan families. She looks forward to continuing to make relationships and connections in the community.
Maureen always wants to hear your story ideas. Reach out to her on Facebook or email at maureen.halliday@wilx.com.
Kristine Kuhnert, the director of Ele’s Place in Lansing, lost her husband, Scott Kuhnert, nine years ago.
Aspirin and ibuprofen are NSAIDs, or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, used to reduce or relieve pain. But they can come with some pretty serious side effects if not used as directed.
Aspirin and ibuprofen are NSAIDs, or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, used to reduce or relieve pain. But they can come with some pretty serious side effects if not used as directed.
Use of metformin can also trigger moderate weight loss. On average, most people lose about six pounds after being on metformin for a year.
Doctors say this advice should also increase REM sleep, in which we consolidate learning and clear the day’s debris from our brains.
Just two years ago, parents Angelo and Ashley didn’t know what the future held for their newborn Lucas.
Just two years ago, parents Angelo and Ashley didn’t know what the future held for their newborn Lucas.
Just two years ago, parents Angelo and Ashley didn’t know what the future held for their newborn Lucas.
Just two years ago, parents Angelo and Ashley didn’t know what the future held for their newborn Lucas.
John Struckhoff has watched his wife of 50 years fade away. There’s been very little help for patients like Lynn, until now.
“Within 24 hours, she went from a little rash showing up on her ankle to, in the ER, dangerous blood pressure drop, swollen face and hands,” she recalls.
Cancer, dementia, Parkinson’s – doctors are in a race against time to find new drugs to cure incurable diseases. But what if that time could be cut?
Director of neuroimaging at UT Health in San Antonio, Mohamad Habes, studies MRI scans to find lesions in the brain deeply lodged in perivascular folds.
Director of neuroimaging at UT Health in San Antonio, Mohamad Habes, studies MRI scans to find lesions in the brain deeply lodged in perivascular folds.
Director of neuroimaging at UT Health in San Antonio, Mohamad Habes, studies MRI scans to find lesions in the brain deeply lodged in perivascular folds.
Director of neuroimaging at UT Health in San Antonio, Mohamad Habes, studies MRI scans to find lesions in the brain deeply lodged in perivascular folds.
Director of neuroimaging at UT Health in San Antonio, Mohamad Habes, studies MRI scans to find lesions in the brain deeply lodged in perivascular folds.
This year, more than 356,000 people in the U.S. will experience a cardiac arrest – their heart will just stop.
Recent research has shown that 65% of women and 60% of men feel like their doctor dismisses, ignores, or downplays the seriousness of their medical concerns. This issue is even more prevalent among female millennials, with 72% reporting feelings of dismissal and disregard by doctors.
Time was running out for Albert Khoury and Tannaz Ameli – both diagnosed with late-stage lung cancer.
A game-changing program is rewriting the rules of senior health – it’s called ArthroFit – it’s helping seniors quickly bounce back after surgery and has them feeling better than ever; some liken it to the fountain of youth.
Dr. Antoon advises parents to discuss these risks with pediatricians to decide about flu treatment or not.
Now, researchers are trying to determine what causes certain mutated genes to replicate out of control and trigger blood cancer.
Lack of sleep is overall bad for health, but a recent study shows us that the consequences can be worse than we thought.
Researchers say a means of reducing the risk of death years after heart surgery is being underutilized, and they say more effort is needed to increase participation.
Coughing, sneezing, and difficulty breathing are all signs and symptoms of allergies.
From a sketch, to a designer dress – this is Hannah Jane’s lifelong passion.
“A.R.D.S. kills as many as 30 or 40 percent of the people it strikes,” explains Samuel Brown, MD, the V.P. for Research at Intermountain Health.
Obstructive sleep apnea is a medical condition that causes the upper airway to collapse during sleep – in fact, 40,000 die from it each year. Breathing stops, or slows, so patients use a bulky and noisy CPAP machine for relief. Now there is a slimmer, and more natural alternative.
Back pain is something many people deal with at some point in their lives. Severe cases often require surgery to fix the problem. Now, with the help of innovative technology, procedures on the spine are faster, less invasive, and overall better for the patient.
Just in time for breast cancer awareness month, scientists are exploring a technology that can kill some breast tumors without patients having to go under the knife.
Andrii Dovhaichuk has been a DJ for decades, and when war tore his country apart, he immediately volunteered.
Losing a huge amount of weight is next to impossible
Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions affecting around 20 million Americans.
Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions affecting around 20 million Americans.
The CDC reports more than 21 percent of people are seeing a psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, counselor, or social worker. But what keeps our mental health professionals sane?
Endometriosis is a condition that happens when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of the uterus. Researchers don’t know exactly what causes the painful condition, but a new study is shedding light.
Playing—it’s a rite of passage for children. But not all children get to enjoy a playground, birthday party or recess.
Every year, almost 800,000 people in the U.S. suffer a stroke
Since the 1960′s, livers have been kept on ice for up to nine hours until transplantation – recently, that’s changed.
An ACL – or anterior cruciate ligament tear – is one of the most common knee injuries in the U.S.
Colorectal cancer is the second deadliest type of cancer, and 52,000 more deaths are expected in 2023
Some smokers who quickly metabolize nicotine are almost immediately looking for more. It’s also very hard for them to quit.
Some smokers who quickly metabolize nicotine are almost immediately looking for more. It’s also very hard for them to quit.
– More than six million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease.
