Annmarie Fertoli is an Associate Producer at WNYC, working with the afternoon news team to produce All Things Considered.
Before joining the station in 2010, she worked as a news anchor and reporter for WFUV at her alma mater, Fordham University. She's also worked for community newspapers in Queens and on Long Island.
Annmarie's interests include culture, veterans’ issues, and mental health. She's contributed pieces to WNYC's Adjusting to Home series, documenting the struggles of returning service men and women. Annmarie has also won awards for her work from the Society of Professional Journalists and Public Radio News Directors, Inc., for her news anchoring and for her documentary, The Beauty of Madness.
Annmarie Fertoli appears in the following:
Here's What It's Like to Recover from Hurricane Maria, in Brooklyn
Monday, October 16, 2017
Karen Caraballo is caring for her young nephews in Bay Ridge, while her family members back in Puerto Rico work to rebuild their lives.
Manhattan D.A. Defends Decision Not to Prosecute Weinstein in 2015
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
The Manhattan DA spoke to reporters after a conference on crime at John Jay College.
A Week of Bad News for Women
Friday, October 06, 2017
From rolling back the birth control mandate, to sexual harassment allegations against a Hollywood bigwig.
From Brooklyn to Puerto Rico and Back
Wednesday, October 04, 2017
Karen Caraballo flew to Puerto Rico on Saturday to help her family. She's returning to Brooklyn this week with her nephews.
Bronx School Stabbing Suspect Arraigned
Tuesday, October 03, 2017
The teenager facing murder charges for killing his classmate did not come to his arraignment where the victim's friends and family thronged the courthouse.
De Blasio, Fariña Meet With Parent Leaders After Fatal Stabbing at Bronx H.S.
Monday, October 02, 2017
The mayor and the chancellor held a school safety forum for parent leaders in Harlem Monday.
A Brooklyn Woman Prepares to See Family — and Devastation — in Puerto Rico
Friday, September 29, 2017
Karen Caraballo booked a flight this week to bring loved ones much-needed supplies.
New Jersey Wants Amazon, Too
Thursday, September 28, 2017
New York and New Jersey are among the states courting Amazon to build its second headquarters in their state.
With First Nations' Input, Museum Re-Imagines an Historic Hall
Monday, September 25, 2017
The Northwest Coast Hall is the American Museum of Natural History's oldest cultural hall, dating back to 1899.
For Puerto Ricans in New York, Hurricane Maria Is Gone....But the Waiting Has Just Started
Thursday, September 21, 2017
With the island's power grid knocked out, many say they've been unable to reach their loved ones.
Report: City Schools Lag in Sex-Ed
Thursday, September 14, 2017
A report from Comptroller Scott Stringer uses data from the Department of Education.
De Blasio Continues Victory Lap, Following Primary Win
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
The mayor thanked campaign volunteers in Brooklyn after his victory Tuesday night.
Report: NY Tech Sector Growing, Led By NYC
Friday, September 08, 2017
A report from Comptroller Tom DiNapoli found New York ranks third among the nation's largest tech centers, behind California and Texas.
Building a Wall — and Tearing It Down Again — in Washington Square Park
Thursday, September 07, 2017
The one-day art installation invoked thoughts in passersby of the Trump administration's anti-immigration policies.
Listening for Croaks in Staten Island's Greenbelt
Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Once a month from late spring to late summer, a group heads out on Staten Island to listen for frogs.
UVA Freshmen Prepare for College, With Charlottesville in Spotlight
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
First-year college students heading to the University of Virginia have mixed feelings after the weekend's unrest in Charlottesville.
WNYC's Guide to the 2017 Solar Eclipse
Monday, August 14, 2017
New Yorkers won't see a total solar eclipse, but if it's clear, we'll see nearly three-quarters of the sun in the moon's shadow at the peak of the event.
The Stuck-in-the-City Guide to Watching the Eclipse
Monday, August 14, 2017
New Yorkers won't see a total solar eclipse. But if it's clear, grab some of those special glasses and find a clear open space.
From 'Duck and Cover' to 'Locked and Loaded': Cold War-Style Tensions Return
Friday, August 11, 2017
On the bright side: North Korea likely only has a 10- or 12-kiloton bomb.
NYPD Commissioner: Officer Shot in Brooklyn Saved by His Bullet-Proof Vest
Thursday, August 10, 2017
The 30-year-old officer, whose name hasn't been released, is recovering at Jamaica Medical Center in Queens.
