Stevee Chapman
Producer, Morning Edition
Stevee Chapman is a producer for WBUR's Morning Edition.
Stevee moved to Boston in October 2021 by way of the Pacific Northwest, where she spent seven years working in local TV news at the ABC affiliate in Spokane, Washington.
She is a proud alumna of Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow College of Communication. As a student she was among the first to take part in the college’s backpack journalism program, where she received opportunities to develop multimedia reporting skills in Cuba and the Galapagos Islands.
Outside of the newsroom, Stevee enjoys exploring the city by foot, cooking, and gardening. She loves spending time in nature year-round, doing things like backpacking and skiing. Recommendations for your favorite spots to explore around New England are welcome.
Recently published
Former president of Mass. defense lawyer group on why she supports the work stoppage
WBUR's Morning Edition hears from Shira Diner with the Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers about why she supports the work stoppage of public defenders.
Greenhead flies are back and out for blood in Mass.
The greenhead, a bloodsucking type of horsefly identifiable by their iridescent green eyeballs, have emerged from their eggs in salt marshes around the state.
Advocates ask court to release dozens of defendants as attorneys' work stoppage over pay continues
An emergency petition filed Wednesday by the Committee for Public Counsel Services says more than 70 people in Suffolk and Middlesex Counties are being held without attorney representation as of...
After tax battle on Beacon Hill, Wu looks ahead to 2025
WBUR's Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing talks with Wu about her challenges on Beacon Hill and what is to come in 2025.
Mayor Wu presses state Senate to pass Boston's property tax shift proposal
Wu joins WBUR's Morning Edition to talk about where her property tax proposal stands and what it means for residents' tax bills.
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Mayor Wu talks about how Boston can avoid aiding in Trump's promised mass deportations
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says the city will not cooperate with immigration officials if the the incoming president follows through on his campaign promise. This has landed Wu in a...
Tips on cooking a Thanksgiving turkey with chef Lambert Givens
WBUR's Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing talks with Lambert Givens, executive chef of Hunter's Kitchen and Bar in Boston, to get the tips on how to make a turkey to...
Do the pumpkin smash: Boston wants you to compost your gourds in community
The city of Boston, in partnership with local organizations, is holding its third annual pumpkin smash event. The messy fun is an effort to keep pumpkins from ending up in...
Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler talks Question 2
Question 2 proposes eliminating MCAS as a high school graduate requirement in publicly funded schools. Massachusetts Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler joins WBUR's Morning Edition to talk about why he...
How Boston's first Joro spider likely got here — and why you shouldn't freak out
The palm-sized, neon-yellow spider from Southeast Asia was first spotted weaving its signature web by a photographer on Beacon Hill this month. Experts say this is the northernmost confirmed sighting...