Longtime ESPN reporter Michele Steele has announced her departure from the network in a stunning development.

Longtime ESPN reporter Michele Steele has announced that she is leaving the network. Steele revealed in a social media post on Thursday that she is “turning the page” after 14 years at ESPN.

“SportsCenter” anchor and ESPN reporter Michele Steele is leaving the network after 14 years. Steele made the announcement in a social media post on Thursday: “After a 14-year journey at ...

Michele Marina Wahlder, age 61, passed away peacefully on Sunday, July 6th enveloped by the love of her family, close friends, and her steadfast, 7-pound companion, Mercy.

Media Notes 07.18.2025 Longtime ESPN reporter/host Michele Steele yesterday announced on X that she was departing the network after 14 years. Her last stint has been as a bureau reporter in Chicago.

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Michele Steele and ESPN are parting ways. Steele has been a frequent face for the network since 2011, but she announced Thursday that she is in her final two weeks with ESPN.

Without Bob Uecker, Usinger's has turned to an equally iconic member of the Brewers baseball family as its new spokesman.

There have been a lot of changes at ESPN this summer alone and one ESPN reporter has apparently decided to leave on her own too. On Thursday, longtime ESPN reporter Michele Steele announced that ...

Without Bob Uecker, Usinger's has turned to an equally iconic member of the Brewers baseball family as its new spokesman.