Libby Cunningham

knoxville, tennessee, united states

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Award Winning News Reporter based in Louisville, Kentucky with iHeartMedia.Recipient of the 2018 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence In Social Media.Advocate for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking in Cincinnati through Women Helping Women. Instructor at the Ohio Media School, specializing in career development classes. Previously I worked in the newspaper, digital and television, chasing stories in Kentucky, Ohio and Pennsylvania and doing social media strategy. Specialties: News writing, feature writing, editing, hard news, print journalism, social media, online journalism, video production, news photography, broadcast journalism, digital hosting, on-camera presentation of news and events.

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New developments in case against Maryville High School graduate deported against judge's order | wbir.com

MARYVILLE, Tenn. — There are new developments in the case against Maryville High School graduate Diego Hernandez Garcia, a man from El Salvador who was deported against a judge's orders last month. His attorney, Rachel Bonano, said he's been placed in an ... See more

wbir.com•Libby Cunningham•Jan 12, 2026

What's coming to Blount County in 2026 | wbir.com

MARYVILLE, Tenn. — Many places in Blount County are under construction to start off 2026, as many new businesses plan to open. That includes The Armory in Maryville, a new entertainment venue that developers said should be open sometime this spring or sum... See more

wbir.com•Libby Cunningham•Jan 9, 2026

Maryville Police Officer Justin Brown on the mend, thankful for support from community, colleagues, his wife

MARYVILLE, Tenn. — Gracious. Resilient. Upbeat. These words describe Maryville Field Training Police Officer Justin Brown, who spoke publicly for the first time Thursday, nearly two months after he was hurt in a crash while working a police detail for Vic... See more

wbir.com•Libby Cunningham•Jan 8, 2026

WDVX considering taking Blue Plate Special on the road during Visit Knoxville Visitors Center renovations

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Visit Knoxville's Visitor Center on Gay Street in downtown Knoxville is closing its doors until May for remodeling of its first floor gift shop and performance stage. During the remodel people won't be able to shop at the gift shop, get... See more

wbir.com•Libby Cunningham•Jan 7, 2026

'A step in the right direction' || East Tennessee Children's Hospital, Cigna closer to coverage agreement

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Relief could be on the way for more than 27,000 families who use Cigna for health insurance and take their kids to services at East Tennessee Children's Hospital and its doctors offices. The hospital and insurance company are facing a c... See more

wbir.com•Libby Cunningham•Jan 6, 2026

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New developments in case against Maryville High School graduate deported against judge's order | wbir.com

What's coming to Blount County in 2026 | wbir.com

Maryville Police Officer Justin Brown on the mend, thankful for support from community, colleagues, his wife

WDVX considering taking Blue Plate Special on the road during Visit Knoxville Visitors Center renovations

'A step in the right direction' || East Tennessee Children's Hospital, Cigna closer to coverage agreement

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New developments in case against Maryville High School graduate deported against judge's order | wbir.com

What's coming to Blount County in 2026 | wbir.com

Maryville Police Officer Justin Brown on the mend, thankful for support from community, colleagues, his wife

WDVX considering taking Blue Plate Special on the road during Visit Knoxville Visitors Center renovations

'A step in the right direction' || East Tennessee Children's Hospital, Cigna closer to coverage agreement

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