Love Cross
Morning Edition Host and EditorLove Cross joined KLCC in 2017. She began her public radio career as a graduate student, serving as Morning Edition Host for Boise State Public Radio in the late 1990s. She earned her undergraduate degree in Rhetoric and Communication from University of California at Davis, and her Master’s Degree from Boise State University. In addition to her work in public radio, Love teaches college-level courses in Communication and Sociology.
In 2024 Love was awarded her third consecutive Edward R. Murrow award for Best Newscast in the Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska region. She also received that award in 2019. Her newscasting was also recognized as part of the KLCC News team's 2024, 2023 and 2022 Edward R. Murrow Overall Excellence award. In 2022 she was also bestowed with a regional Murrow award for Excellence in Sound for her piece Sounds from the ballgame: Emeralds return to PK Park. Other honors include national first place awards for Best Newscast from the Public Media Journalists Association in 2024 and 2022, and second place finishes in 2025 and 2019. She has also earned awards for her hosting and reporting from the Idaho State Broadcaster’s Association and the Idaho Press Club.
Love is an avid music lover and enjoys yoga, going to concerts and sporting events, and hanging out with her husband and their daughters.
You can hear her on Morning Edition weekdays mornings.
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KLCC's Love Cross sat down with general manager Jim Rondeau to discuss what the rescission of funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting means for KLCC. -
In order to get a better understanding of what those levels mean and how you can be prepared, KLCC’s Love Cross sat down with Lane County Emergency Manager Tiffany Brown. -
Once found along the entire Pacific Northwest coast, the Oregon silverspot butterfly now survives in only a few isolated areas. -
Kelli teaches science and Agriculture, coordinates the Health and Career and Technical Education programs, and she directs the Future Farmers of America chapter at Mohawk Jr/ Sr High School in Marcola. -
Eugene saw a high of 94 degreed Sunday, which broke the previous record of 93 degrees that was set in 1955 and then tied in 2015. -
Nate Guadagni has been teaching yoga, qigong and meditation full time for almost 20 years. -
The approval ensures long-term species protection as the Elliott prepares to launch operations this year. -
The 60-mile, paved ride connects Highway 58 to Highway 126. -
The revamped facility will include premium all-weather surfaces, LED lighting for night play, and improved amenities. -
Oregon State is a No. 8 seed while Oregon enters the tournament as a No. 12 seed. Those high rankings earned each team the right to host regional action.
