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 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

Parents of first-grade students watch their children through a classroom window on the first day back to school

Why Are Teachers Quitting?

Pope Francis waves to people.

The Meaning Behind Pope Francis' Meeting With Transgender People

Jo Koy is shown in "Easter Sunday."

New Comedy 'Easter Sunday' Celebrates Filipino-American Life

A map shows the distribution of pregnancy-associated deaths in Washington, D.C.

Explaining Washington D.C.'s Maternal Mortality Rate

A church

Why Are Fewer Americans Religious?

Mental Health Curriculum In Schools For Children

A woman looks through books.

Book Truck Is Helping Combat Negative Stereotypes

Pope Francis meets indigenous Canadians

Pope Francis Visits Site Of Native Abuse In Canada To Apologize

A firefighter pulls out a Safe Haven box.

Safe Haven Boxes Allow People To Safely Surrender Babies

Tops Supermarket Reopened, But Some Employees Aren't Ready To Go Back

Birth control pills

Why Isn't There Consensus On Sex Education?

A courtroom trial

Why Are Rap Lyrics Being Used In Court?

Joe Kennedy, a former assistant football coach at Bremerton High School

Football Coach's Prayer Case Has First Amendment Implications

The site of the Tops supermarket is shown.

Doctors Work To Up Mental Health Resources In Buffalo After Shooting

People kneel outside of Tops supermarket.

How The Buffalo Shooting Brought 'Supermarket Redlining' To Light

Two headstones are shown.

Climate Change Threatens Hidden History Of Black Cemeteries

College graduates

Why Do We Pursue Four-Year Degrees?

A woman watches TV.

The Media And Suicide: Why Too Much Information Can Be A Bad Thing

In Real Life: The New Death

In Real Life: The New Death

Music artist Semler walks in a music video.

Queer Artist Semler Is Making Waves In Christian Music Genre

People hug outside a church.

Doctors Say Conflating Mental Illness With Violence Can Lead To Stigma

A man holds a sign on a street corner saying "Uvalde Strong."

Experts Say Community Support Can Help Mental Health After Trauma

People stand outside Tops supermarket.

Online Threats Bring New Fears To Buffalo Residents

A co-responder unit sits in a police car.

VA Police Partner With Mental Illness Experts To Change Their Response