Amy Steigerwald is a Traffic Anchor/Reporter at WTOL 11. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on transportation and mobility, construction and real estate, as well as law and legal affairs, often exploring their implications in the United States and Latin America. Amy's work has been featured in 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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Ohio's Controlling Board considers $1 million in emergency funding for children rescued from Vinton County home
By: Amy Steigerwald
According to AEP, vehicle crashes involving utility poles are one of the most common causes of power outages the company responds to.
By: Amy Steigerwald
The program sets aside $9 million, with $1 million allocated to each of the city's nine districts. The funds are used for projects proposed and selected by residents
Council is considering legislation that would require large data centers to submit water conservation plans and create decommissioning strategies.
Woodcrest is one of the schools in the area that follow a year-round academic calendar, a schedule designed to reduce summer learning loss by spreading breaks.
Many homes and businesses off Parsons Avenue and nearby side streets are now unlivable after Tuesday’s damaging storm.
The new measures would tighten access controls and allow for a third-party review of the Flock camera systems.
The intersection near Roberts and Windflower roads has seen multiple serious crashes within the past year.
By: Amy Steigerwald
As construction for the expansion at John Glenn Columbus International Airport continues, more changes for travelers visiting the airport are on the way. —International Gateway is shifting. For travelers heading eastbound, the roadway will shift closer to the new terminal construction site.
Doug Matheny happened to be one of the few pilots to witness history from above.
