Daniella Oropeza joined WTVA in 2017.

Title: Anchor, Multi-Media Journalist

doropeza@wtva.com

https://twitter.com/DaniellaWTVA

Daniella Oropeza is an anchor and reporter for WTVA.

She is a Clinton, Mississippi, native and is an Ole Miss graduate.

Regional Rehab brings out Easley McCain's true personality

The team at Regional Rehab does much more than provide help with speech, reading and physical therapy. They also help bring out one's true personality.

MHP trooper donates part of liver to life-long friend

Sgt. Gary Stanton with Troop F in New Albany is taking his responsibility to save lives to a personal level.

Calhoun County sheriff helps homeless man, raises awareness

After Calhoun County Sheriff Greg Pollan met Michael Moore, he realized more needs to be done in rural areas to help the homeless.

Columbus home destroyed in early morning fire

A house is destroyed in Columbus after an early morning fire on Monday.

Local businesses show support for first responders

Amid division in America, local business are doing what they can to show support for those who serve to protect.

New Albany police provide more details about deadly shooting

Updated - A shooting claimed the lives of two people Monday night in New Albany.

Clinical mental health therapist explains impacts of trauma from ICE raids on children, families

WTVA anchor Daniella Oropeza spoke with a clinical mental health therapist who helped affected families following last year's ICE raids.

Vehicle crashes into Tupelo Waffle House

Updated - Tupelo police are investigating after a vehicle crashed into the Waffle House on South Gloster Street early Thursday morning.

Tupelo police, fire chiefs explain importance of partnership

After a successful search and rescue of a missing six-year-old, Tupelo's police and fire chiefs explain the importance of their partnership.

Police investigate shooting at Corinth Walmart

Corinth police are investigating after a man was found with multiple gunshot wounds outside Walmart.

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