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WKYC’s “Heartstrings” Series Brings Real, Emotional Stories to Viewers Each Week

By Frank Macek At a time when so much of the news cycle can feel overwhelming or impersonal, WKYC Studios is carving out space for something different—something deeply human. It’s called “Heartstrings,” and it’s quickly becoming a signature series for the station thanks to the compassionate storytelling of journalist Lindsay Buckingham. “Heartstrings” isn’t just another feel-good segment—it’s a celebration of Northeast Ohioans whose stories deserve to be told. Whether it’s about love, loss, resilience, kindness, or second chances, each installment of “Heartstrings” pulls viewers into a world where emotions are raw, personal, and ultimately inspiring. What Is “Heartstrings”? Launched as a storytelling feature within WKYC’s 3News newscasts, “Heartstrings” has since grown into a full weekly show airing on the station’s streaming platform, WKYC+, every Wednesday at 3 p.m. While clips may appear in select editions of 3News throughout the week—especially during morning or evening newscasts—t...

Cleveland’s WKYC Studios Celebrates Third Consecutive Gracie Award Win

WKYC Studios is once again in the spotlight, earning national recognition for its impactful storytelling. 3News journalist Lindsay Buckingham has been awarded a 2025 Gracie Award for her contributions to the station’s acclaimed “Heartstrings” series, which she produces in collaboration with special projects producer Jessica Miller. Lindsay Buckingham (courtesy: WKYC) The honor comes from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation (AWMF), which revealed this year’s list of honorees on Tuesday. Buckingham was recognized in the News Magazine TV – Local category, highlighting excellence in local broadcast journalism. This achievement marks the third consecutive year WKYC has received a Gracie Award — a testament to the station's ongoing commitment to compelling, inclusive storytelling. For five decades, the Gracie Awards have celebrated media professionals who elevate underrepresented voices and challenge traditional narratives. In a statement, AWMF President Becky Brooks emphasized...