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Charlene Israel

Charlene Israel

Charlene Israel serves as a general assignment reporter and helps anchor for the CBN News Channel. She has covered a variety of social issues such as abortion in the black community and eating disorders in kids.

Prior to joining CBN News in 2003, she was a personal letter writer for Dr. Pat Robertson.

Charlene attended Old Dominion University and Elizabeth City State University. She lives in Elizabeth City, N.C. with her two children.

My Stories

Updated 22 hours ago

New Revelations Emerge in Ft. Hood Shootings

New information has come to light about the man accused of killing 13 people.

Updated 4 days ago

Chapel on Wheels Gives Couples New Option

Just when you think you've seen every kind of wedding ceremony, something like a chapel on wheels comes along.

Updated 8 days ago

Lost & Found: Hunter Says It's a Miracle He's Alive

When 39-year-old Travis McMahan decided to go hunting, he only planned to be gone for a couple of hours, so he saw no need to take gloves, food or water.

Updated 8 days ago

CDC: Swine Flu Fatalities Top 4,000

Federal health officials now say 4,000 or more Americans likely have died from swine flu - about four times the estimate originally reported.

Updated 9 days ago

'Honor and Remember' Flag for Fallen Heroes

There's a new flag designed by a proud father to recognize those who have paid the ultimate price.

Updated 10 days ago

Age Just a Number for Granny Globetrotters

They travel the state of Texas competing in basketball tournaments for ladies 80 and over -- but they have the spunk of 20-year-olds.

Updated 15 days ago

Lawmakers Gear Up for Health Care Battle

While leading Democrats are hoping to bring a $1.2 trillion health care bill to the House floor for a vote, opponents are rallying to challenge the measure.

Updated 23 days ago

Wife's Survival: Truth on 'Down Low' Living

LaJoyce Brookshire was married to a man she thought was her very own Prince Charming. But then discovered a veiled side of him.

Updated 24 days ago

Pastors Speak out at D.C. Gay Marriage Hearings

Hundreds of people are stepping up to make their voice heard, including local pastors who are calling on city leaders to leave the issue up to the voters.

Updated 25 days ago

U.S. Cities Cut Costs by 'Going Green'

All across the U.S., a growing number of cities are looking for ways to cut costs, with some turning to the environment for savings.