Kelly Krabill
Multiple Media JournalistKelly Krabill is a multiple media journalist at Ideastream Public Media. She is excited to engage viewers with visual storytelling. While living near Canton most of her life, she recently moved to Cleveland.
After working in the health insurance field for almost 12 years, Kelly went back to school at Kent State University to receive a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism. She graduated in 2022. She was the managing editor for the student newspaper, The Kent Stater, and an intern at WKSU and The Land.
Kelly received an Associate of Science degree in photography from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 2003 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in photography from Youngstown State University in 2007.
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At a time when America is facing immense polarization, there are lessons to be learned from other nations that have faced similar challenges. -
In his latest book, “How We Win the Civil War,” author Steve Phillips tackles a formidable foe: America’s centuries-long struggle with racism. Phillips is a New York Times bestselling author and the founder of Democracy in Color, an organization focused on political strategy and analysis at the intersection of race and politics.
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This is a conversation with Emily Flitter, moderated by Danielle L. Sydnor, President of the Cleveland Branch NAACP and Founder and CEO of We Win Strategies Group, on the racial wealth gap, civil rights, and what it means to bank while Black.
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Tamana Ziar helps refugees and immigrants who just moved to the U.S. Her job includes enrolling kids into school, setting up medical appointments and referring newcomers to the English department at the International Institute of Akron. She's also an immigrant herself.
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Kristin Warzocha joined the team at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank in 2000. After serving as the Vice President of External Affairs, she became CEO in 2014. Join us as we hear from Kristin as part of the City Club's Local Heroes series.
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Students who have a range of disabilities often face challenges when it comes to learning and growing in more traditional classrooms, which typically lack the resources and individual attention a specialized program like LeafBridge can offer.
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Growing up, sports were not just something that Alana Nichols did. They were her identity. After suffering a traumatic spinal cord injury while snowboarding at the age of 17, she was paralyzed from the waist down.
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The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District was established in 1972 and has been in the business of cleaning wastewater and managing stormwater for 50 years.
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After 15 years of service to Cleveland families CMSD CEO Eric Gordon will step down at the end of the year. Mayor Justin Bibb talks with Gordon about Cleveland's educational future.
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A few hundred people rallied at Cleveland Public Hall Thursday to celebrate Glenville High School’s historic achievement as first-time football IV State Champions.
