On December 2, 2011, it was announced that she was leaving Bloomberg to join ESPN, where she has been since. [4] At ESPN, she is a cross-platform anchor and reporter, primarily doing live remote reports for most major sports.

Michele Steele is a correspondent for ESPN based in Chicago. A versatile journalist, she has covered some of the biggest stories both in the Midwest and nationally for SportsCenter, NFL Live, Outside the Lines and ESPN’s digital platforms.

Michele Steele joined ESPN as a correspondent in Dec. 2011 and contributes to all ESPN broadcasts and platforms including SportsCenter, Outside the Lines and NFL Countdown. Her reporting for the network has taken her inside a criminal court to follow the murder trial of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez, to Arizona for coverage of the death of ...

Sep 1, 2020 · Continuing her role as a Chicago-based general assignment reporter, Michele Steele has signed a new, multiyear contract with ESPN. She joined the network in 2011.

7,500 Followers, 925 Following, 2,005 Posts - Michele Steele (@michelesteele) on Instagram: "@ESPN correspondent. Alum @illinois1867 @columbiajournalism @bloomberg @forbes @abcnews. Support @aajaofficial @michaeljfoxorg."

May 20, 2022 · Michele Steele is an American journalist, anchor, and reporter for ESPN mainly based in Chicago who has covered some of the biggest stories both in the Midwest and nationally for SportsCenter, NFL Live, Outside the Lines, and ESPN’s digital platforms.

Sep 1, 2020 · Reporter and anchor Michele Steele will be remaining at ESPN, signing a multiyear contract that will take her into a second decade there.

Michele Steele is an American television anchor and reporter working for ESPN. She formerly worked for Bloomberg Television where she contributed as the network’s first full-time sports reporter. Born on October 2, 1978 in Chicago, USA to J. Gregory and Elvira Steele, she has one sister named Ellen.

Feb 19, 2017 · Michele Steele as a television anchor for ESPN is famous for her on and off-field interview skills after she interviewed NCAA president Mark Emmert. As of 2018, ESPN's reporter is reported to receive a salary of around $35,000, and her net worth is over a million dollars.