Ali Myers
NEWS9 Anchor / Reporter
Ali Myers joined the NEWS9 team in March 2010.
She worked as the Belmont County Newsroom reporter before making the move to the anchor desk. In January 2011, Ali anchored the Ohio Valley's first Saturday morning newscast. She now co-anchors NEWS9 Sunrise.
A Belmont County native and graduate of St. Clairsville High School, Ali is glad to be delivering news to the people of the Ohio Valley.
Ali graduated with honors from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, where she double majored in broadcast journalism and public relations/advertising. Ali had numerous internships and memorable experiences during her time at Duquesne. She worked in the sports department at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and interned at WTAE-TV. She studied international media and traveled abroad to Austria, Germany and France. She also produced, anchored and reported for DUQ-TV, the university’s student-run newscast.
Ali is a die-hard Pittsburgh Steelers and Penguins fan. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, working out and spending time with friends and family. She's also a certified Spinning instructor. If you see her out and about -- or have a story idea -- be sure to say hello!
Latest from Ali Myers
NBC's 'Education Nation' to spotlight Steubenville's Wells Academy
A Jefferson County school will represent a success story on NBC's "Education Nation," the network's initiative to engage the country in the state of education in the U.S. The profile on Wells Academy in Steubenville will focus on the school's Success For All program. "It's a reading and math program. ...
Dog that took refuge in cemetery to get new home
A dog that took refuge in a local cemetery has attracted the attention of officials who are now trying to find it a new home. Township Trustee Dan Henry said his wife spotted a headstone that had been dug around, then saw a black dog at the North ...
Mom wants road sign to protect blind son; city says similar signs distract drivers
An East Liverpool mother said she's wants a sign to warn drivers to be on the lookout for her visually impaired child, but city officials said that studies show the type of sign she wants is actually a distraction to drivers. Cara Dellappenna said she's witnessed cars traveling at a ...
Truck carrying scrap metal takes prohibited road, flips on Route 7
A semi-truck carrying scrap metal overturned around 7 a.m. Tuesday on State Route 7 through East Liverpool after traveling a road where trucks are prohibited. The truck, owned by PM Trucking based out of New Springfield, Ohio, was on its way to Weirton from Cleveland. The company ...
Fake money circulating in several Columbiana Co. towns
At least four police departments in Columbiana County are reporting counterfeit bills popping up in local businesses and banks. In Wellsville, police Chief Joseph Scarabino said three $20 bills were identified at C.F. Bank in town. The teller spotted that all three bills had the same serial number. "Later that ...
Local union workers return to pipeline site to protest job outsourcing
Local union construction workers were back at the site of a Jefferson County pipeline project on Thursday, protesting what they say is the outsourcing of local jobs by Chesapeake Energy. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Department was called out to a similar protest on Tuesday for allegations of destructive behavior. On ...
Couple's March deaths ruled murder-suicide
Police said a husband and wife found dead inside a Liverpool Township home on March 30 are victims of a murder-suicide. The the son of the couple discovered his parents' bodies at a home along Anderson Boulevard. Liverpool Township police chief Charlie Burgess said it appears Michael Wolfe Sr., shot his wife ...
Local construction workers protest out-of-state contractors for pipeline project
More than 50 local construction workers held a rally in Jefferson County on Tuesday to protest a pipeline project they say is being completed by an out-of-state contractor and out-of-state workers. The protesters are members of the Laborers' International Union of North America, a national union made up of ...
Correctional facility releases video of inmate's escape
Surveillance video has been released showing an inmate running across a courtyard and hopping a fence to escape from a minimum-security facility in Wintersville on Friday. Steve Slagle, 22, went over a recreation yard fence at the Eastern Ohio Correctional Center at 7:40 p.m., triggering a manhunt that included an ...
Family of Columbiana Co. homicide victim offering reward
The family of a Columbiana County homicide victim is offering a $20,000 reward in hopes of bringing the killer or killers to justice. 71-year-old Gerald Klusch was first reported missing on Sept. 29, 2011. His bloody truck was found the next day, but no sign of Klusch. In November, ...
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