Emma is a producer and reporter for the digital news team at Michigan Radio. Her duties span all things web-related, from reporting news online to producing videos to creating maps and graphics for other reporters.
A native of northern Michigan, Emma is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan, with a dual degree in Communication Studies and Film Studies. As such, she is a movie and TV junkie, and is always up for a game of trivia. Her other passions include reading, cooking, and taking too many pictures of her golden retriever, Gus.
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Recent stories by Emma Winowiecki:
- Does Flint have clean water? Yes, but it’s complicated.
Five years ago, the city of Flint switched its water to the Flint River. Citizens soon complained of dirty, foul-smelling water. Doctors found evidence of high lead levels in children. Outside researc … - WATCH: Michigan Radio accepts Scripps Howard Award for Believed
Michigan Radio was honored to accept the Scripps Howard Award in Radio/Podcast for Believed Thursday evening. Reporter and Believed co-host Kate Wells accepted the award on behalf of the entire team. … - 43 people now have measles in Southeast Michigan. Here’s what you need to know.
Michigan is now among a growing list of states experiencing measles outbreaks, with state health officials confirming 40 cases so far in Oakland County, one in Wayne County, and one in the City of Det … - PHOTOS: Michigan Radio celebrates Public Radio Cake Week
This week, Michigan Radio employees participated in an unofficial competition between member stations: Public Radio Cake Week! The baking competition began eight years ago on Facebook as a friendly co … - Michigan social studies standards will keep references to climate change, LGBT rights after all
The State Board of Education will vote Tuesday on a new set of social studies standards, after months of contention. In spring 2018, Republican State Sen. Patrick Colbeck and other conservative lawmak …