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Chloe Morroni

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Chloe Morroni joined the CBS4 News team in April 2009 with more than a decade of local news experience already under her belt.  She came to CBS4 from WISN-TV, the ABC affiliate in Milwaukee, WI, where she worked for four years.  She began there as the lead reporter before being promoted to weekend morning anchor.

Chloe was born in Ft. Myers, FL, where her parents still live. She has a younger brother Tristan and an older sister Chelsea.  Chloe graduated from Ursinus College outside of Philadelphia with a double major in English and Communications.  She also played volleyball there.

After graduating, Chloe worked behind the scenes at two television stations in Fort Myers: WZVN-TV (ABC) and WBBH-TV (NBC).  Her first on-air reporting job was at WSIL-TV, the ABC affiliate in Carterville, IL.

From there she moved to Knoxville, TN, where she reported for WATE-TV, the ABC station and then on to WVLT-TV, the CBS affiliate, where she served as the lead reporter and fill-in anchor.  After 4 years in East Tennessee, she moved to Milwaukee and is now happy to be in the Quad Cities. 

Over the years, Chloe has won a number of awards for her reporting and has also been recognized for her public service work in the communities she has served.

Chloe is engaged to a union electrician and they happily share their home with three cats and a dog.  In her spare time, she enjoys working with animal shelters to help find loving homes for pets.  She also loves the outdoors and checking out all the Quad Cities has to offer.

Contact Chloe by email at: cmorroni@cbs4qc.com

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