These are stories created in the Broadcast Reporting class, an introductory level class that gives students their first taste of reporting for television.
Many community members have been impacted by SNAP benefits, inflation, and rising prices causing food banks to struggle with low stock and high demand. Reporter Adrianna Quinlan is checking in with the Kent State food pantry to see how they have been affected.
[ANCHOR] SOME FAMILIES CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING AROUND THE TABLE. OTHERS SPEND IT ROUNDING RUNNING TRAILS. K-S-T-V’S OWN LEXIE BLATNIK WAS AT FRED FULLER PARK, WHICH HOSTED THE TREE CITY TURKEY TROT. LEXIE?
The Akron Zoo is celebrating the holiday season with one of its brightest traditions. Wild Lights is back, transforming the zoo into a glowing winter wonderland filled with millions of sparkling displays. Our Gehrig Brown shows us how the event is captivating visitors of all ages.
Flash Vapes prepares for uncertainty as Ohio’s plan to ban Delta moves forward
Flashes get their second win in a week over the Vikings, 91–71 to extend there win streak to 6.
Students at Kent State took time to do some baking last Saturday. But as KSTV’s Jonathan Beard reports, they had something a little sweeter in mind.
Thanksgiving may not be here yet, but signs of Christmas are everywhere. From decorated dorms to store shelves, many people are skipping straight to the holidays. Savannah Carroll has the story.
Kent State’s LaunchNET program is continuing a longstanding tradition of helping entrepreneurs in the community with their businesses. KSTV’s Kayleigh Jencks has more.
With the holiday season approaching, Cleveland families are searching for ways to keep the spirit and magic alive. We are visiting a local landmark that has been creating toys for nearly two decades. Carmen Coljohn has the story