Natalie Herbick
NEWS9 Anchor / Reporter
Natalie Herbick joined the NEWS9 team in June 2007.
She co-anchors NEWS9 Live at Five, NEWS9 at Six and NEWS9 Tonight, at 11 p.m. She started as a producer and worked her way to reporter, and now anchor. For her, the most gratifying aspect of her job, is knowing on any given day she has the ability to help, inform and create changes in others lives.
A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Natalie earned a degree in Communications and Rhetoric. The Pittsburgh native fell for the journalism field after an internship at KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh. She then went on to report for KDKA's "Steelers Saturday Night" show.
When not reporting the news, Natalie can be found spending time with her family and friends. She's also a huge Penguins and Steelers fan and loves the sport of football, so she really believes she belongs in an area like this where high school football is so well liked.
If you would like to contact Natalie with a story idea, email her at nherbick@wtov.com.
Latest from Natalie Herbick
Weirton police raid business after drug investigation
WEIRTON, W.Va. Weirton police said four people are facing charges in connection with a raid of a downtown business. They searched Club Sensations in the 3000 block of Main Street Friday night. Detectives said the arrests stemmed from a long-term investigation into the distribution of marijuana. Micahel Burns and ZjaondezelDouglas, ...
Missing man found safe in Steubenville
BROOKE COUNTY, W.Va. The Emergency Management Agency director in Brooke County said a man who went missing Thursday afternoon was found in Steubenville. Investigators believe 51-year-old Michael McConnell went missing between 2 and 4 p.m. He was last seen in the Cross Creek area of the county. EMA Director ...
Mother of teen hit by car talks about son's road to recovery
ADENA, Ohio It was two weeks ago on Monday that 17-year-old Josh Grim crossed the street in front of his father's house and got hit by a car. It happened on Rose Valley Road near Adena. Grim was critically injured and had to be flown to a Pittsburgh hospital. Grim, ...
Police investigate double shooting in downtown Steubenville
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio Steubenville police responded to a double shooting about 9:30 p.m. Friday in an alley in between South Fourth and Fifth streets. Police said both a man and a woman were shot in the leg. Officers confirmed several bullets were shot through a car they were sitting in. Two ...
Deputies search for man who threatened child with gun
VALLEY GROVE, W.Va. Ohio County deputies said a man threatened a 9-year-old boy with a gun along Wildlife Road in Valle Grove Friday evening. Deputies said the child had run from the driveway of a house, down a hill, to pick up a loose basketball that rolled across the roadway. ...
Local Air Force pilot gives different perspective of war in Afghanistan
BARNESVILLE, Ohio Joe Stenger, an F15 pilot in the U.S. Air Force, is working to bring awareness to the injustice in Afghanistan. He just recently got back from serving a 6 1/2-month tour and said the experience was amazing. "When I tell people it was great, it was an ...
Pilot killed in Belmont County plane crash
BELMONT, Ohio The pilot of an ultralight plane died after crashing near Lamira Road just outside of the village of Belmont at 6:45 Friday evening. The plane landed just feet away from a home in the east end of the village, but no one inside the house was injured. The ...
Humane agent investigates third dog killing
COLUMBIANA COUNTY, Ohio Columbiana County humane agent Jane Palmer said someone decapitated a dog on Hazel Run Road in Salineville on Monday. Palmer said a neighbor found the dog near railroad tracks. Palmer said she found out about it late Wednesday evening. She said the dog's body was found in ...
Local man's life seriously affected by Legionnaire's disease
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio While Legionnaire's disease is fairly uncommon, a Belmont County man reached out to NEWS9 after watching the story aired about a recent confirmed case in Ohio County, W.Va. He did not want his identity released but he talked about his struggle. "I had the flu, well I ...
Asbestos test results back; school deemed safe
FOLLANSBEE, W.Va. -- Classes are back in session Thursday at Follansbee Middle School after school officials corrected an asbestos problem. Brooke County Schools Assistant Superintendent Marty Bartz said the school system is in the process of installing smart boards in every classroom. But before the company came in to ...
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