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.
The FBI and Cleveland Metroparks Police announced a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect responsible for murdering two people at the Rocky River Reservation.
Officials from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office provided new information regarding skeletal remains that are believed to be a victim of convicted murderer Shawn Grate.
Ohio Attorney General David Yost, as well as several former attorneys general, are calling to eliminate the statute of limitations for sexual abuse in the state.
Cedar Point and the organization Prayers From Maria are set to announce a partnership that includes a new sunflower field next to the resort’s Express Hotel.
The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District issued a public advisory for Edgewater beach after a sewage overflow caused by Tuesday night’s severe weather.
The Erie County Sheriff’s Office charged a 41-year-old woman with domestic violence after she allegedly assaulted her husband when he refused to have sex with her.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says there might be more black bear sightings than normal roaming around Northeast Ohio this summer because of the species’ growing population.
Investigators have released more findings from the case of a suspected carbon monoxide leak that likely caused the death of four family members and their three dogs.
The Sebring Police Department, located in Mahoning County, is reminding Ohioans to make sure that their loose lawn clippings stay in their yard and not in the roadway.
