Amy Steigerwald is a Traffic Anchor/Reporter at WTOL 11. She covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, crime, and public security, with a particular focus on Ohio and relevant seasonal themes such as holidays and Veterans Day. Amy's work has been featured in WKYC Studios and WBNS-TV.
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Amy's articles cover a wide range of local topics, including community events, government announcements, and seasonal stories. Her coverage spans crime, business & industry, family & relationships, and government & politics.
Given her focus on local news in Ohio and Columbus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local community events or initiatives that impact the area. Additionally, sources with expertise in safety measures for public events or advice for families could align well with her coverage.
Pitches related to evolving stories such as legislative developments impacting communities in Ohio may also resonate with Amy given the substantial portion of government announcement and event coverage in her articles.
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By: Amy Steigerwald
Last fall, ODOT hosted similar expansion meetings where residents expressed their concerns about the growing traffic on the north side.
Drivers attending a hiring event must have a CDL license to get an interview. But if you do not have a CDL license, there is a training program.
Interstate 70 westbound between I-71 and state Route 315 will close Friday night and reopen Monday morning.
Right now, there are two proposed plans for expansion. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Transportation is asking for drivers to give their thoughts about expanding U.S.
By: Amy Steigerwald
The proposed changes include five "bus rapid transit" systems, which would cut roads down to make room for a rapid transit system in the middle of the street.
Experts from Experian say more drivers are starting to shop around for new insurance.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As the weather gets colder, officials with AAA are helping teens get ready to take on the road this winter.
Grove City is working to make its streets more pedestrian-friendly. GROVE CITY, Ohio — As we prepare to set the clocks back this weekend, drivers can expect the roads to be much darker earlier.
Its auto claims data flagged Dec. 23 as the most dangerous day on the roads across Ohio.
Drivers will still see restrictions and closures across downtown, as the Downtown Ramp-Up project continues across Interstate 70 and Interstate 71.
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