Luke Hamilton
Multimedia Journalist
Charleston, West Virginia
Luke started at WSAZ as a multimedia journalist in May of 2024.
A native of Barboursville, WV, he and his family have watched WSAZ for as long as he can remember. After Luke’s family experienced a career relocation to Florida for six years, they were eventually able to move back to the tri-state area in 2022 to Lawrence County, Ohio. Luke then completed his degree in multimedia journalism at Marshall University.
During his time at Marshall, Luke became the news director for the campus radio station, started a television club, and participated in sports broadcasts.
Luke works at our Charleston station. You can share story ideas with him via email at Luke.Hamilton@wsaz.com
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