Mike Schuh
Mike Schuh joined WJZ Eyewitness News as a general assignment reporter in 1993. During his time at WJZ, he’s received awards for a wide range of news stories. His 11 Emmy Awards were earned in the “Best Reporter,” “Writing,” “Hard News Investigation,” “Spot News,” “General News Reporting” and “Features Reporting” categories.
In 2010, he received an Associated Press Award for “Spot News.” In 2007, he received two Associated Press Awards in the “Spot News” and “Human Interest News” categories. In 2002, Mike won a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award.
He volunteers as a faculty member for the prestigious National Press Photographers Association’s annual NewsVideo Workshop. He has led television storytelling seminars and workshops in Denmark and across our country. In 2008, Mike was appointed as the Regional Vice President to the Board of Governors for the Capital Area Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and served for two years.
Mike came to WJZ after learning his craft at television stations in Indianapolis, Louisville, Cape Girardeau, Mo. and Carbondale, Ill. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
Mike, his wife, and one very, very energetic daughter all live in Baltimore County.
More Stories by Mike Schuh
Kennedy Krieger Institute Hosts Wheelchair Softball Championship
Most of the time, disabled students are not able to join their high school sports teams.
Port of Baltimore Holds 17th Annual Ro/Ro Rodeo Training
More rolling cargo comes through the Port of Baltimore than any other dock in America. Keeping vehicles undamaged is one reason for that success.
Baltimore County Gets New Veterans’ Center
With our country’s involvement in recent wars, more veterans are seeking help.
Ravens Wide Receiver Tandon Doss Encourages Kids At Fort McHenry To Get Out And Enjoy Nature
In an effort to get more kids to explore national parks, Baltimore’s own Fort McHenry is used as a backdrop.
Children Who Lost Parents To HIV Spread Awareness With Special Mother’s Day Cards
he contributions mothers bring to our lives have been celebrated almost since the beginning of time. Now the children of the third world are offering Mother’s Day greetings through modern technology.
Stepping Up To The Plate: Local Politicians Join United Way To Collect Healthy Food
Those who get donated food into the hands of the needy get discouraged this time every year. The United Way is stepping in to ask for help.
2-Alarm Fire Damages Businesses & Apartments In Remington
A two-alarm fire rips through a building in North Baltimore, damaging businesses and apartments.
Maryland Half Marathon: A Do-It-Yourself Approach To Cancer Research Fundraising
Ask those who are trying to find a cure for diseases and they’ll tell you that it is much harder to get funding for research. Now a cancer center downtown is taking a do-it-yourself approach to finding the money.
Cal Ripken Jr. Throws The First Pitch At Mount De Sales Academy’s New Turf Dedication
It’s a big day in Catonsville. One of the country’s top Catholic high schools finally has athletic facilities to match its academic reputation.
Professional Lacrosse Player From Md. Creates Spray To Kill Sports Gear Funk
Anyone having to pile into the family car after a kid has been picked up from a lacrosse practice can testify to how unpleasant of an experience that can be.
ROAR For Autism Event Will Be This Sunday
More than a million people in America are living with autism. As part of WJZ’s Continuing Community Commitment, we are sponsoring the ROAR for Autism event at Oregon Ridge this Sunday.
Baltimore City Demolishes 600th Vacant Home In Last 2 Years
Baltimore City announced it will spend $9 million it received in a mortgage scam settlement to demolish more vacant homes.
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