Shannon Hoyt is an Evening Anchor/Producer for WQOW-News 18, focusing on local news in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. With a passion for community journalism, Shannon covers a wide range of topics including crime, local events, human interest stories, and important issues affecting the community.
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Shannon Hoyt's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in the Wisconsin area. She often covers topics such as community events, school safety, traffic accidents, first responders, police training, water rescues and fires.
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By: Shannon Hoyt
Shannon Hoyt started out as an intern in August 2017, moving to a full-time multi-media journalist and weekend anchor before becoming Daybreak anchor and now our 6 and 10 p.m. co-anchor.
A vehicle reported stolen in 1999 was recovered from Lake Holcombe.
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) - Hundreds of runners laced up to earn their medals during the Eau Claire Marathon weekend, and one of the races is earning a medal of its own.
By: Shannon Hoyt
In the U.S., 14% of the population is considered low literate. That means they read below a 9th grade level.
By: Shannon Hoyt
Shannon Hoyt started out as an intern in August 2017, moving to a full-time multi-media journalist and weekend anchor before becoming Daybreak anchor and now our 6 and 10 p.m. co-anchor.
Shannon Hoyt started out as an intern in August 2017, moving to a full-time multi-media journalist and weekend anchor before becoming Daybreak anchor and now our 6 and 10 p.m. co-anchor.
By: Chad Thompson
The residents of a tiny house village help construct the tiny houses that are established on the site, and participate in establishing community rules, ongoing governance, and upkeep for the
According to the Cumberland Police Department, Volk has been found safe.
CHIPPEWA VALLEY (WQOW) - Pool season is closing in, and Chippewa Valley residents can make a splash as soon as next week.
Dear, Chippewa Valley, it's time I say goodbye to News 18 and enter a new chapter in my life.
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