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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Cleveland, Ohio, United States (Local)
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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Ideastream Public Media | By Abbey Marshall Kallie, one of the elephants at the Cleveland Metropark Zoo, took advantage of a zookeeper's hose to cool off.
By: Abbey Marshall
Cleveland officials said they will not negotiate with the hackers behind the ransomware attack that shuttered City Hall and many public-facing operations for nearly two weeks.
By: Abbey Marshall
Elected officials from the city of Cleveland and state of Ohio swung sledgehammers across kitchen cabinets in a vacant house on W. 127 Street
By: Abbey Marshall
On a recent warm summer evening in Downtown Cleveland's Public Square, the lights on the pointed top iconic Terminal Tower shifted from pink, to purple, to red and gold.
By: Matthew Richmond, Abbey Marshall
Rows of law enforcement officers in dress blue uniforms with brass buttons and white gloves stood shoulder to shoulder along Riverside Drive on Cleveland's West Side Monday morning.
By: Abbey Marshall
Increases from the state-mandated sexennial appraisal's results ranged from a low of 15% in Hunting Valley to a high of 67% in East Cleveland.
By: Abbey Marshall
After more than a decade without one, Cleveland City Council voted to establish a new city department of Parks and Recreation.
By: Abbey Marshall
It was a quiet night on a farm in the small zoned community of Valley City in Medina County, save for the sounds of crickets and the croak of bullfrogs.
By: Abbey Marshall, Ryan Loew
Jaxon Shelby, 6, encourages Beamer the frog to jump during the 63rd annual Valley City Frog Jump on Sunday, July 21, 2024.
By: Glenn Forbes, Abbey Marshall
A Russian-affiliated ransomware group was behind the attack, said Chris Prewitt, the chief technology officer at cybersecurity company Inversion6 who helped with the city's response.
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