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Multimedia Reporter, The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
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Biography
BA in political communication (journalism minor) from the University of Northern Iowa '06. Started full-time at The (Fergus Falls, Minn.) Daily Journal in April of 2006. Left there in January of 2007 when I took my previous job at the Waterloo/Cedar Falls (Iowa) Courier, which I held until Oct. 22, 2012, when my position and several others were eliminated. Have freelanced for various publications; currently don't freelance anywhere. At The Courier, my main "beat" was live entertainment; namely, bands and other musical acts coming to town. These artist interviews also went into our monthly Pulse Magazine, which serves eastern Iowa, and the weekly Pulse insert in the Courier. I also did general assignment news, features and special sections, including breaking and deadline reporting and enterprise reporting. In 2009, I won an investigative journalism award through the Associated Press Managing Editors of Iowa for an article about the lack of storm/emergency shelters available to people living in mobile home parks, and what their options are during a tornado. I love to write, but I also hope that my writing informs people. That is my goal as a journalist.
waterloo, race cedar falls,bands iowa, entertainment music, social justice
Children's television, music, sports
Content
By Amie Steffen Verified| The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Verified WATERLOO — Snow fooling: We’re getting another dump tonight — and Waterloo has broken some snowfall records already. Most of Northeast Iowa will see between 4 and 6 inches of snow tonight through Wednesday, the bulk coming after midnight. If the forecast holds, that will mean this February is the snowiest of all time — and the month’s not over yet. A total of 21.7 inches of snow has fallen on Waterloo since Feb.
By Amie Steffen Verified| The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Verified WATERLOO -- Snow fooling: We're getting another dump Tuesday -- and Waterloo has broken some snowfall records, too. Most of northeast Iowa will see anywhere between 4 and 6 inches of snow Tuesday night through Wednesday, the bulk of that coming after midnight. If the forecast holds, that will mean this February is the snowiest of all time -- and the month's not over yet. A total of 21.7 inches of snow has fallen on Waterloo since Feb.
By Kristin Guess Verified, Amie Steffen Verified| The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Verified CEDAR FALLS – A Cedar Falls woman was taken to the hospital after she was found unconscious in her locked, burning home, while a locked car with two cats, pet medication and food idled outside. Melissa Jensen, 42, was found unconscious about 20 feet from the front door of her home on Feb. 14, according to Cedar Falls Fire Chief John Bostwick. She was taken to Sartori Hospital in Cedar Falls with unspecified injuries.
Company Info
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
We offer local news and advertising online and in print covering Waterloo-Cedar Falls, Iowa, and surrounding counties.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, United States
+1 319-291-1400
Founded: 1859