Amy Steigerwald is a Traffic Anchor/Reporter at WTOL 11. She focuses on the education sector, covering topics related to public education, school administration, and school districts across the United States. Amy's work has been featured in notable outlets including WTOL 11, WKYC Channel 3, 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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Erase the Space allows students from different schools who often do not interact to collaborate on projects.
By: Amy Steigerwald
With this new construction, left-turn lane restrictions off High Street are expected to be in place in the coming weeks.
By: Amy Steigerwald
Mayor Michael Bivens and councilmembers Lori Elmore and Amy Harcar faced several calls to resign from the group, Whitehall For All.
By: Amy Steigerwald
Authorities uncovered conflicting information related to Modou Ngom's identity in state and federal records.
By: Amy Steigerwald
The council meeting is set for 5 p.m. Monday. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus City Council will hear legislation on Monday on how it will pay to house inmates who violate city codes in the Franklin County correctional centers.
By: Amy Steigerwald
Students got to pet and interact with goats, pigs and cows, all on school grounds.
By: Amy Steigerwald
Livingston Avenue was flagged as one of the most dangerous roads in Columbus. Residents raised many concerns about drivers traveling well above the speed limit.
By: Amy Steigerwald
Many of the new cameras have been installed within the past month, including along ramps connected to Route 315 and I-70.
By: Amy Steigerwald
According to the study, drivers in Columbus spend an average of just under two and a half hours each weekday dealing with traffic congestion.
By: Amy Steigerwald
According to COTA, a manufacturer recall affecting its electric bus fleet has forced dozens of buses out of service, contributing to delays on some routes.
