Amber Strong

Amber Strong

Amber Strong

Politics Reporter

Following an internship with MSNBC, Amber began her career in news in her hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana. She found her niche working behind the scenes at the NBC affiliate, running audio and studio cameras. She quickly transitioned to producer and host of a weekend news magazine program. But politics beckoned. She made the move to Washington DC working as a presidential campaign field producer. Shortly thereafter, Amber was promoted to fill-in White House Correspondent for CBN NEWS, finally settling in as a Washington Correspondent.

Amber lives and breathes all things politics and entertainment and has had the privilege of interviewing some of the biggest names in both industries, including Tonight Show Host Jimmy Fallon and Second Lady Karen Pence. However, her true love is sharing stories of unseen heroes giving back to the community.

Recent Work
A midwife measures the stomach of a pregnant woman.

Doulas, midwives are helping Black women in their birthing experiences

A plastic surgeon gives a patient a treatment.

Social media is fueling plastic surgery trends

Similac Alimentum Hypoallergenic Infant Formula, imported from Puerto Rico, is for sale at a Stew Leonard's grocery store

Infant formula industry accused of preying on the need to feed babies

A woman makes smoothies.

D.C. pastors are promoting healthy living among congregants

Multiple movie posters are shown.

Hollywood is personifying abortion like never before

Laiah Collins and Charisma Edwards work with Davetra Richardson in a classroom at Chalmers Elementary school in Chicago

Media literacy helps students think critically about the news

Martin Luther King III, center, the son of Martin Luther King Jr., accompanied by his wife Arndrea Waters King

MLK Jr.'s family reflects on his legacy, goals for our nation

A handwritten copy of "Letter from Birmingham Jail" is displayed at the preview of "The Martin Luther King Collection."

'Letter from Birmingham Jail': The injustice of silence

David Mann is shown.

Actor David Mann talks with Scripps News about battling depression

A sign shows support for injured Buffalo Bills NFL football player Damar Hamlin

Buffalo Residents Show Community Support Amid Tragedies

A woman lights candles in celebration of Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa Celebrations Shine Light On Community And Culture

Maceo Carter and his family are shown.

After A Life-Altering Diagnosis, 4 People Found Hope On The Other Side

Clinic escorts for abortion patients sit in a parking lot.

In Real Life: Post-Roe limbo

students display some of their cursive writing work and exercises at P.S. 166 in the Queens borough of New York

Why There's A Debate Over Cursive

The cast of "Someway, Somehow" practices on stage.

Maryland Church Draws Star-Studded Cast For Its Christmas Musical

A nurse talks to a patient in a hospital emergency room.

Hospitals Are Now Required To Post Costs Online, But Most Haven't

A plate of food.

How to Extend the Shelf Life of Food Beyond the 'Best By' Date

A "SELL BY" date is seen on a package of Milano cookies, Sunday, Aug. 21, 2022, in Chicago.

The Impact Of Food Waste Spans Beyond The Kitchen

Flyers advertising job openings for the Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America group

Pro-Life Activists Perplexed Over Midterm Losses

People rally for the right to an abortion.

How Abortion Became A Focus Of Midterm Elections

Students walk on a college campus.

Universities Are Finding Ways To Encourage, Normalize Sober Living

A kid rests his head.

Giving Kids 'Mental Health Days' Could Help Their Emotional Well-Being

A photo from the Children's Museum of Indianapolis is shown.

Museum Seeks To Teach Kids The Legacy, Humanity Of Emmett Till

billboard promoting testing for sexually transmitted diseases.

STIs In Newborns Have Significantly Risen Over The Pandemic

a group of singers rehearse at Insight Memory Care

How The Power Of Music Is Helping Patients With Alzheimer’s

A nurse communicates through glass.

Where Do Front Line Workers Go For Help With Mental Health Challenges?

Church members stand.

How Christians Are Coupling Biblical Concepts With Mental Wellness

A doctor stands at a desk.

Buffalo Tragedy Highlights Need For Black Mental Health Care Workers

Joe Prude, brother of Daniel Prude, right, and his son Armin, stand with a picture of Daniel Prude in Rochester

Officers Get New Partners In Effort To Decriminalize Mental Illness

Two people sit in a car.

Driving School Pushes Importance Of More Minority, Women Truck Drivers