Cheryn Stone
Host, EngageCheryn joined Central Florida Public Media after several years as a weekend news anchor at Spectrum News 13 in Orlando.
Cheryn began her news career in Charlottesville while attending the University of Virginia. Her first jobs were behind the scenes as a photojournalist and producer; later, she moved in front of the camera as a reporter and anchor.
From there, she worked in the Carolinas. She returned to her hometown of Richmond, Virginia, as a freelance reporter before moving to Central Florida.
In her free time, Cheryn likes to spend time with her pets while enjoying a good cup of coffee.
Recent Engage Episodes & Stories
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Enrollment and funding pressures are fueling the debate over school consolidation and the future of rural schools. -
A Lake County mother and daughter won silver in pickleball, which made its debut at this year’s Special Olympics USA Games. -
Orange County’s TDT citizen task force raised concerns about the Orlando Dreamers’ $975M request for a proposed MLB stadium. The Dreamers say they remain committed to bringing baseball to Orlando. -
As schools look for ways to curb vaping, sensors are being installed in bathrooms. Engage examines whether they deter students, what they detect, and what parents need to know. -
As schools look for ways to curb vaping, sensors are being installed in bathrooms. Engage examines whether they deter students, what they detect, and what parents need to know.
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Orange County mayoral candidates discuss property tax reform, Tourism Development Tax spending, and chronic flooding in part two of this Engage election series. -
Experts say back-to-school season can be a valuable opportunity to teach children about budgeting and financial literacy. -
Now that back-to-school shopping season is here, Central Florida families are balancing budgets and navigating difficult conversations with children about wants versus needs. -
Five Central Floridians with different political identities discuss the state of the country, their concerns about democracy, and what motivates them to vote. -
Cities and schools are weighing new rules for e-bikes and e-scooters as advocates push for education and clearer distinctions between device types. -
As Florida carries out more executions than any other state this year, Engage explores how prosecutors decide to seek the death penalty and examines concerns from critics. -
Three Winter Park students earned national recognition from C-SPAN for a film exploring tariffs through the lens of the Declaration of Independence.
