Brian Koster is an editor for WOIO, a local news outlet in Cleveland, Ohio. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, local events, transportation, and breaking news. With a focus on providing timely and accurate information to the community, Brian aims to keep readers informed about the latest developments in the Cleveland area.
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Brian Koster's coverage revolves heavily around local crime and evolving stories, particularly in the Cleveland area. He focuses on breaking news and ongoing developments related to crime incidents within Ohio.
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Since Brian’s focus is primarily local to Cleveland and Ohio, sources with specific knowledge of these areas or those deeply connected to the incidents would likely gain his attention.
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By Brian Koster Published: Oct. 30, 2024 at 2:46 AM GMT+1 | Updated: 6 minutes ago
By Brian Koster Published: Oct. 31, 2024 at 12:42 AM GMT+1 | Updated: 7 minutes ago
By: Brian Koster
A man is in critical condition after a motorcycle accident involving another vehicle on Fulton Road near the Cleveland Police’s 2nd District.
Short pursuit in Broadview Heights on Harris Road early this morning ended in a crash.
By: Brian Koster
Strong winds in the area have knocked out power to several thousand FirstEnergy power customers Thursday.
State Attorney General Dave Yost wants to be involved in the Browns lawsuit with the city over the Modell Law.
Fire broke out at a Shalersville Township farm in Portage County Thursday afternoon.
All lanes are blocked on I-71 North at West 14th St due to a rollover crash.
45-year-old Scott Jacobson of Akron was sentenced to life without parole for raping two children in his care, according to Summit County Prosecutor Elliot Kolkovich.
By: Brian Koster
Grand jury decision for the case involving the death of Frank Tyson.
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