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Amy Eddings
Journalist, Newscaster, Host
Amy Eddings is a broadcast journalist and host of NPR's "Morning Edition" on WKSU 89.7 Ideastream Public Media in Cleveland.15 She joined Ideastream Public Media in 2017 and has been serving as the Host/Producer for the morning news program since then.1
Career Background
Before her current role at Ideastream, Amy Eddings had a notable career in public radio:
- She previously worked at WNYC AM and FM in New York, where she was the host of "All Things Considered".2
- Amy is an experienced journalist and newscaster.3
Current Role and Responsibilities
As the Host/Producer of "Morning Edition" at WKSU, Amy Eddings likely has the following responsibilities:
- Presenting news stories and conducting interviews
- Producing content for the morning news program
- Covering local and regional news in the Cleveland area
Additional Information
Amy Eddings is a Cleveland native, which adds a local perspective to her work in the region.5 She is active on social media platforms, where she shares her work and engages with her audience. Her LinkedIn username is amyeddings, as mentioned in the query.
Amy also appears to be involved in reporting on local issues. For example, she has covered stories about transportation planning and disputes between Cleveland suburbs.4
Highlights
Ideastream Public Media won five (!!!) Region 7 Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association! We owned Large Market Radio! So proud of my colleagues - from left, Marlene Harris-Taylor won for Excellence in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for her podcast "Living For We;" Ygal Kaufman won for Sports Reporting for Cleveland's long history of professional wrestling; Taylor Wizner won for Investigative Reporting for her feature on how residents of Cleveland's Central neighborhood were still going to St. Vincent's Charity Hospital with emergencies even after its ER closed. I won News Documentary for "Ohio After Roe." Not pictured is Kabir Bhatia, who won for Excellence in Sound for his story on Cleveland's industrial film and musical history. Onward to the national Murrows! Good luck, all.
Two Cleveland suburbs, Strongsville, in Cuyahoga County, Brunswick, in Medina County, and transportation planners have been talking for decades about building an Interstate 71 interchange at their border, Boston Road. Strongsville wants one, Brunswick does not. A Strongsville state lawmaker, tired of the lack of action, wrote the exit into state law, citing traffic safety. Opponents say the move is actually about Strongsville's biggest business park.
