Maritsa Georgiou
Maritsa Georgiou
National Correspondent
Maritsa Georgiou joined Scripps News after years as an anchor at NBC Montana where she specialized in COVID-19, politics and wildfire coverage. She’s most widely known for her reporting on the planned removal of USPS blue collection boxes before the 2020 election, which earned her the 2021 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Television Political Journalism. The Montana Broadcasters Association awarded her the 2019 E.B. Craney award for Television Broadcaster of the Year. Maritsa grew up in Minneapolis, where her late grandfather still holds a Nielsen ratings record for a local weather forecast. Favorite things include travel, coffee, Flathead Lake, Disney parks, Brandi Carlile and spending hours buried in a good book. She lives in Missoula with her husband, their son and two rotten dogs.
Recent Work
Underinsured Homeowners Struggle To Rebuild After Boulder Wildfires
Congressional Bill Will Address Veterans Exposed To Toxic Burn Pits
How Does The U.S. Adoption System Work?
Military Families Facing Hunger Look To Federal Programs For Help
Idaho's Lt. Governor Running Against Incumbent Governor
Understanding Child Marriage In The U.S.
Is Putin A Terrorist? The First U.S. Senator To Visit Ukraine Says Yes
Global Citizen Hosts Social Media Rally, Pledging Summit For Ukraine
Shanghai Lockdown Extended As COVID Cases Rise
COVID Is Drawing Out A U.S. Blood Shortage
Understanding The Fire Paradox: Why We Need Fire To Prevent Fire
Harassment Still Exists In The Metaverse, Even For Kids
Lawmakers Push For Expanded Health Care For Vets Exposed To Burn Pits
All About Alopecia After Chris Rock's Joke About Jada Pinkett Smith
Tom Brady Returning For A 23rd NFL Season
Changing The Approach To Address Wildfires
Biden Visits Texas To Push Health Care For Vets Exposed To Burn Pits
Montana Business Owner Rallies Community During Height Of Pandemic
Reflecting On Yellowstone's History As Park Turns 150 Years Old
Russia, Ukraine War Could Have Wider Economic Implications
Washington School District Votes To Defy Statewide Mask Mandate
More Virus Rules Fall As CDC Hints At Better Times Ahead
New Jersey Governor Ends School Mask Mandate
MRNA Vaccine Research Brings Hope In Fight Against Cancer
Study: More Than 1 Million People Will Die From Opioids In This Decade
Legislation To Address Issues For Veterans Exposed To Toxic Burn Pits
Critical Blood Supply Shortage Creates Concern For Laboring Moms
New Study Confirms Higher Risks In Unvaccinated Pregnant Women
Vaccine Access For Kids In Rural America Is A Struggle
