Christopher Anderson joined Cleveland 19 News as a Digital Content Producer in Feb. 2017.
He started his career in news in Washington D.C. in 2009 after graduating from Eastern Florida State College.
While in D.C., Christopher contributed to coverage of significant events including presidential inaugurations and protests, Pope Francis’ visit, and a mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
Christopher now lives on the east side of Cleveland with his wife, who he met while working in D.C. The two welcomed their first child in June 2018.
When he’s not at work, Christopher enjoys taking adrenaline-filled risks like surfing and skydiving, taking photographs, and looking for the best local pizza joints.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine took time out of his regularly-scheduled COVID-19 briefing to address rumors of “FEMA camps” that would allegedly house individuals under a mandatory quarantine.
Tuesday marked the first day of school for students Younes and Maytham Dia, but they began the year without their father, a Toledo police officer who was killed in the line of duty.
The health department for Washington, D.C. announced on Tuesday that Ohio has been added to the list of high-risk states requiring people traveling from those areas to quarantine when visiting the nation’s capital.
Gov. Mike DeWine is urging individuals traveling to Ohio from several states with high COVID-19 infection rates to self-quarantine for two weeks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
A Cleveland brewery has closed to the public because customers refused to wear masks and practice social distancing, according to a Facebook post from the business.
A recent study shows Ohio the fourth least responsible state during the coronavirus pandemic based on government response, staying at home, and wearing masks.
Researchers with the Cleveland Clinic hospital system reported seeing a recent increase in a heart condition caused by extreme emotional stress, more commonly known as the “broken heart syndrome,” during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Geauga County Sheriff’s Office took to social media to debunk a rumor that the department has seen about carrying a concealed weapon license, or CCW, holders and face coverings.
More than 1,000 Ohio residents signed and submitted a digital “thank you” card for former Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton’s help during the coronavirus crisis.
Statues of Columbus are being vandalized or dismounted across the country in hopes of erasing the connection to his legacy and cruelty towards indigenous people upon arrival to America.
The Columbus Public Health Department says they are aware of on individual with a confirmed case of COVID-19 who still attended protests over George Floyd’s death.
Two state legislators are pitching a proposal that would allow bars and restaurants to continue selling drinks for carryout, even after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides.
The Ohio Senate voted unanimously on Wednesday to reject a bill that would limit the executive power granted to Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton.
The State Board of Education shared a draft of their Reset & Restart-Education Planning Guide for Ohio Schools and Districts, which provides a framework for what the 2020-2021 academic year could look like.
