Sia Nyorkor

News Anchor, Reporter, and Journalist in Cleveland, Ohio

Sia Nyorkor

News Anchor, Reporter, and Journalist in Cleveland, Ohio

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"(S)he who asks questions cannot avoid the answers." ~~African Proverb

I'm an Anchor & “A-block" Multimedia Journalist who leads the newscast. I shoot, report, write, edit & produce content for all platforms including tv, digital & OTT. My work has earned me a NY Emmy, a Humane Society Genesis Award, two Gracie Awards & several Mid-Atlantic, Suncoast & Central Great Lakes Emmy nominations, respectively.

I have appeared on TV One, Oxygen, Crime Stories with Nancy Grace & Investigation Discovery channels as an expert.

I work for the CBS affiliate in Cleveland, OH. My beat is general assignment and in 2016 I covered the Cavs historic championship, the RNC, the Presidential election & the World Series. My reporting on “Facebook Killer” was nominated for a NATAS Lower Great Lakes Emmy Award in 2018. In 2021 & 2022, I received national Gracie Awards for my series of reports: “The Next 400: #DefendBlackWomen,” & “The Next 400: Digging into the Tangled Roots of Black Hair Culture.”

Cleveland Magazine selected me as one of the “Most Interesting People” to know in 2024; the movers, shakers and doers making a difference in Northeast Ohio.

Previously, I worked at CBS stations in Wichita, KS & Gainesville, FL: chasing storms, digging dirt & scooping stories.

I'm known for my "good gets,“ scoring exclusive interviews in my storytelling.

In 2008 I was a Correspondent for MTV News' Choose or Lose team: 1 of 51 journalists covering the US presidential election. I produced content for all MTV platforms right out of my backpack. The initiative earned my team a Community Service Campaign Emmy from NATAS.

In 2005 I shot a documentary, Liberian Democracy: A Journey Back Home, that aired on PBS stations across the US. The film chronicled my experiences of meeting my relatives for the 1st time & coverage of the historic presidential election of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the first female head of state in Africa. It is easily the most significant piece I've worked on in my short career for one reason: bridging both my personal & professional lives.

I hold a B.A. Journalism from Ernie Pyle School of Journalism at Indiana University & and a M.S. Journalism from Columbia University in the City of New York.

I serve on the National Association of Black Journalists Board of Directors as Parliamentarian.

I have worked for PBS, NPR & CBS affiliates in NJ, NY, FL, KS, OH & MTV News in NYC.

I am "TVNewsLady" on #SocialMedia, let's connect!

  • Education
    • Columbia University
    • Indiana University