Abbey Marshall is a local journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. She writes for WYSU and Ideastream Public Media, covering a wide range of topics including local politics, community events, and social issues. Abbey's work has also been featured in WVXU, WYSO Public Radio, The Marshall Project, and the Akron Beacon Journal/Ohio.com.
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Abbey Marshall's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics in Cleveland, Ohio. She frequently covers announcements, expert commentary, and government-related topics such as voting, city budget, city leaders, and public opinion.
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By: Abbey Marshall
Pumpkin isn't as spry as he once was. His orange fur coat, from which the 13-year-old cat gets his moniker, is now flecked with gray.
By: Abbey Marshall
Many non-voters say they're disenchanted with the current political system.
By: Abbey Marshall
Only one Democrat remains on the seven-member Ohio Supreme Court after Republicans clinched all three seats and tightened their hold on the court in Tuesday's election.
By: Abbey Marshall
Ward 15 City Council Member Jenny Spencer’s announcement comes as City Council is in the thick of its once-in-a-decade redistricting process.
By: Abbey Marshall
Only five of Cleveland City Council's 17 seats are held by women, despite women making up 51% of the city's population.
By: Abbey Marshall
The facilities' owners are also asking Cuyahoga County for an additional $20 million to fund the repairs.
By: Abbey Marshall
A new study released Thursday by the Cleveland Browns asserts the team's planned relocation from Downtown to Brook Park will unlock more than $1
By: Abbey Marshall
Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin released proposed maps redrawing ward boundaries on Tuesday afternoon that eliminated two of its 17 seats.
By: Abbey Marshall
The Browns plan to relocate from their current stadium Downtown to a newly constructed domed complex in Brook Park.
By: Abbey Marshall
But when most of the group, whose politics span from communism to right-wing conservatism, was reunited a month after November's election results, the mood had shifted, highlighting an increasingly divided electorate.
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