Jacqui Sieber
All Things Considered Host and ReporterJacqui was born and raised in Pittsburgh. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2021 with a bachelor’s in communications. Outside of work, she likes to go to baseball games, walk dogs at her local animal shelter, and hike.
You can reach Jacqui via email.
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Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee will take a long time to recover from Hurricane Helene, but efforts are underway to bring relief to remote areas.
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Seven days after Tropical Storm Helene devastated portions of East Tennessee, residents unite to help one another during a time of need. -
As of Tuesday, less than 50 people are still missing in northeast Tennessee. Interrupted cell service makes it hard for people to contact family in several areas. -
10,000 households in Greene County still don't have access to tap water after their water pumping station on the Nolichucky River was destroyed by Tropical Storm Helene. -
The evacuation was in response to a breach at the Waterville Dam in Clyde, North Carolina. -
WUOT's Jacqui Sieber sat down with director and choreographer Josh Rhodes on bringing the musical Knoxville to Knoxville. Knoxville will run through Sunday, September 22nd at the Clarence Brown Theatre. Tickets can be purchased here. -
Knoxville is based on James Agee's Pulitzer prize-winning autobiographical A Death in the Family. The show will run through Sunday, September 22 at the Clarence Brown Theatre. Tickets can be purchased here. -
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The radioactive, rare-earth element is used in several modern technologies, including smartphones. -
Leonard Adams has served as president of the historically black college since 2022.
