Shinia Williams
Cleveland resident Shinia Williams began her career in journalism at in 2017. Shinia is passionate about shedding light on stories of hardship and powerful leaders from her hometown. For the past two years she has been producing full multimedia packages, which cover community-oriented project and individuals that strive to make a difference.
Shinia is also a host for one of the newest shows on called The College Voice. As a host Shinia usually opens the show introducing either a worldly or entertainment news topic, which she and cast members further discuss together. Shinia has also written segment pieces for the show before, delivering five minutes of her 鈥淗ot topics鈥� and 鈥淪easonal fashion trends.鈥�
Shinia is versatile and able to cover anything from hard hitting news, to entertainment news. After she graduates from Kent with her B.A. in journalism, she looks forward to pursuing her career as a local news reporter.
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The Trump administration wants to eliminate a loan program that could help an electric vehicle maker with its plan to reopen a General Motors factory in鈥� -
An Olympic grade training facility in Northeast Ohio has been sold. A Baltimore based investment firm has acquired Spire, in Geneva. The purchase price...
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The company that bought Lordstown鈥檚 former General Motors plant expects to start producing an electric pickup truck there within the next year.Steve鈥� -
A Civil Rights group is pleased with a new panhandling law passed this week by Summit County Council . The American Civil Liberties Union had been... -
The Greater Cleveland Food Bank has been chosen for a pilot program that seeks to help those in need in a new way. The Food Bank is one of three in the... -
Could data have helped prevent the opioid crisis in Ohio? A Kent State University researcher says yes. Public Health Professor Deric Kenne is partnering... -
A local organization is working to increase homeownership in Akron's North Hill neighborhood. Legacies of Success is a religious nonprofit that works... -
Senator Sherrod Brown is pushing for the reauthorization of a national program aimed at reducing infant mortality rates. The Healthy Start Program... -
A new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation says 2 million Ohioans are at risk of losing their health insurance if the Trump administration鈥檚 l...
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Riders of Akron Metro RTA Buses no longer have to worry about bringing along cash to pay for their ticket. The agency has launched an app that allows...
