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Mike Schuh

Mike Schuh 175x131Mike 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

Roar For Autism

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.

2013/04/23

vacant

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.

2013/04/22

Ketia teacher of the year

Green Street Academy Special Educator Named Teacher Of The Year

It was a joyous day at a Southwest Baltimore grade school. There were five finalists for the Baltimore City Public Schools Teacher Of The Year, but only one winner.

2013/04/18

A Call To Men, Chris Canty, JB Brown

New Ravens Linebacker Helps Issue ‘A Call To Men’ To End Domestic Violence

A look at the statistics shows that in the time it takes you to read this, another woman in the United States will be the victim of domestic violence.Representatives from CBS Sports, Verizon and the Ravens are trying to intervene.

2013/04/16

AP

Tax Day: Those Who Owe Wait To The Last Minute To File

There are estimates that 20-30 percent of us wait till the last minute to file our taxes.

2013/04/15

Towson University disaster drill

Disaster Drill Puts Towson University Nursing Students To The Test

It’s not unusual for someone to be nervous before starting a new job. But what if your new job meant the difference between life and death?

2013/04/12

Baltimore City Public Schools

Baltimore City Gets $1.1 Billion Budget To Rebuild Dilapidated Schools

For the first time in history, Baltimore City Schools has the money needed to rebuild its crumbling school system.

2013/04/11

Harlem Park Elementary/Middle School

City Leaders Prepare To Rebuild Crumbling School System

Baltimore City leaders described the moment as historic. The city has the money it needs to rebuild its crumbling school system.

2013/04/10

Almira Ribic

Driver Rescued From Truck Dangling From Virginia Bridge

When you see the pictures, you’ll understand why a trucker in Virginia was praying for her life.

2013/04/09

The Pikes Theatre

Summer May Bring The Return Of The Pikes Theatre

A Pikesville landmark may soon return to its original intended use. The Pikes Theatre turned restaurant could soon become a theater again.

2013/04/08

Nick Romano

Navy Veteran Shot & Wounded By Police While Testing Shotgun In Backyard

A 24-year-old Navy veteran is in intensive care after being shot by city police Thursday night. His family tells WJZ that he was testing out a shotgun after being the victim of a home invasion.

2013/03/29

oyster cannon

Bringing Out The Big Guns To Tout Oyster Defense

You’ve probably never heard of the Maryland Oyster Patrol Police, but you know their successors. The Maryland Natural Resource Police floated in Thursday, and rolled out their newest and oldest pieces of equipment.

2013/03/28

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