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Heather Sells

HeatherSells

Heather Sells enjoys reporting on a wide variety of issues for CBN News. Some of her recent stories have focused on religious liberties, technology, AIDS, overseas missions, domestic trafficking, and politics. She also helps anchors the CBN News Channel and Newswatch program.

Heather joined CBN News in August 2005. She has worked in TV news markets across the country as a reporter, producer, and assignment editor. She graduated from Wheaton College in 1987 with a B.A. in Political Science and from the University of Illinois-Springfield in 1993 with an M.A. In Public Affairs Reporting.

Heather began her news career reporting for City News Bureau in Chicago in 1988. She started in television news as a producer at KCRG-TV in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1989. She then worked for KBAK-TV in Bakersfield, Ca., as an assignment editor and on the assignment desk for KTLA-TV in Los Angeles. After receiving her masters degree she began work as a reporter/anchor at KVII-TV in Amarillo, Texas.

Sells has also worked as the marketing manager for the Amarillo Globe-News in Amarillo, Texas and in public relations for Copley Chicago Newspapers.

After living in Honduras in 2001 and 2002, Heather developed a heart for social justice issues in Latin America. She has worked extensively with an AIDS clinic in Honduras and with the International Justice Mission in Peru.

Heather and her husband Jim live in Chesapeake, Va., with their three children

My Stories

Updated 1 day ago

Hunger in America Expected to Get Worse

Hunger relief advocates testified on Capitol Hill Thursday, asking the government to expand nutrition and back-to-work programs.

Updated 11 days ago

New York, New Jersey to Vote on Gay Marriage

New York and New Jersey could become the sixth and seventh states to legalize same-sex marriage.

Updated 16 days ago

Journalists' Book Offers New Look at Sarah Palin

Two books about Sarah Palin out this month will reveal behind-the-scenes information about the former vice presidential candidate and the McCain-Palin campaign.

Updated 16 days ago

Phoenix Enlists Churches in Fighting Crime

A local police lieutenant and crime suppression unit began to reach out to churches as a means to ensure long-term stability in the community.

Updated 17 days ago

Maine Voters Reject Gay Marriage Law

Voters in Maine have dealt a blow to the gay rights movement. They've voted to repeal a law legalizing same sex marriage in the Pine Tree State.

Updated 18 days ago

Maine Voters Projected to Reject Gay Marriage

Maine voters overturned a state law that would have allowed gay couples to marry, Tuesday, by at least 53 percent.

Updated 18 days ago

Food Banks Labor Under Increased Demand

America's largest food bank organization says demand for emergency food is up 30 percent this year.

Updated 26 days ago

Health Care Bill to Include 'Opt Out' Public Option

Health care legislation headed to the Senate floor soon will include the much-debated public option-- but with a twist.

Updated 32 days ago

Is the Tide Turning on Gay Marriage?

Pivotal battles over same-sex marriage are shaping up across the U.S., with gay activists claiming the tide has turned in their favor.

Updated 39 days ago

Neighborhood Complaints Silence Church Bells

Several neighbors of Christ the King Church in Phoenix, Ariz., complained about the daily bells, bringing the issue to federal court.