Lindsey Stenger
Anchor and Multi-media Journalist
Savannah, Ga.
Lindsey Stenger joined WVLT News in January 2026 as a weekend evening anchor, bringing over five years of field reporting experience to the station.
Lindsey's reporting journey began in the small market of Great Falls, Montana, where she honed her ability to uncover compelling community-driven stories. While there, she covered significant national events including the Amtrak derailment in Joplin, the trucker convoy at the Canadian border, and the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIPs) across the state.
Her career next took her to Green Bay, Wisconsin—a market where she quickly adapted to new challenges, including covering the legendary Packers gameday culture and major sports headlines like Aaron Rodgers' trade to the Jets.
Most recently, Lindsey reported from Savannah, Georgia, where she dove into breaking and hard news coverage. During her time there, she reported on Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debbie as they impacted the coastal region, conducted interviews with families affected by tragedy—including the parents of DC plane crash pilot Samuel Lilley and the family of Staff Sergeant Breonna Moffett—and provided extensive coverage of critical incidents including the Oglethorpe Mall and Fort Stewart shootings.
A Chambersburg, Pennsylvania native who grew up near the Appalachian Trail, Lindsey graduated from Waynesburg University in 2021 with a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Media. She is passionate about storytelling and connecting with her community.
When she's not reporting, Lindsey enjoys paddleboarding, kayaking, and hiking with her dog, Motley. She's also an avid scrapbooker and sourdough enthusiast.
Connect with Lindsey: @lindseystengtv on Instagram and Facebook
