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Joshua Skinner Biography

Joshua Skinner is an American journalist working as the weekend anchor for CBS 7 News. He attended United States Merchant Marine Academy and graduated with a B.S. in Logistics and Intermodal Transportation in 2010.

He then attended the University of North Texas and graduated with a B.A. in Converged Broadcast Media in 2019. In 2020, he graduated from Northwestern University with an M.S. in Journalism.

Joshua Skinner CBS 7 News

Joshua is the Weekend Anchor/Weekday MMJ for CBS-member KOSA-TV in Odessa, Texas. During his vocation covering news and sports, he’s functioned as an author, columnist, supervisor, maker, anchor, show host, DJ, in-depth/shading reporter, and radio board administrator.

Since 2016, he’s covered government, wrongdoing, ecological issues, and recent developments, just as sports at the secondary school, NCAA, and expert levels.

A portion of his most vital tasks incorporate the NHL and MLB end of the season games, the 2019 Chicago Teacher’s Strike, the 2020 Genesis Invitational, and the ecological effect of rising water levels on Lake Michigan.

During the 2020 political race season, his undertaking revealing uncovered a 2011 redistricting blunder in Midland, TX, that disappointed many occupants for almost 10 years without their insight.

His report “Ladies in Fly Fishing” won a 2019 National Academy of Arts and Sciences Award. A multifaceted columnist, his accounts remember profiling the longest-running soup kitchen for Chicago, chronicling the AT&T Byron Nelson’s transition to Trinity Forest Golf Club, and a half-hour unique on the development of Democratic Socialism in America for Chicago Access Network Television.

Prior to entering news-casting, Joshua filled in as a Naval Officer and dealer sailor. He burned through the vast majority of his twenties investigating different zones of Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, Southern Europe, Cuba, Canada, Scandinavia, and the Arctic Circle kindness of the U.S. citizen.