Bryant McCray is a Reporter at CBS News. He covers a diverse range of topics including climate change and the environment, water issues, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and professional sports like baseball. His work has been featured in CBS News, WDJT CBS 58, and WKYC Studios.
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Bryant McCray's coverage primarily focuses on local events and community-related topics, with an emphasis on family, relationships, sports, entertainment news, and culture & society. He heavily features stories related to Milwaukee and the broader Wisconsin area.
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Three years after Chapel Hill Mall closed its doors for good, a design production company from California has helped give the space new life.
By: Bryant Mccray
33-year-old Desiree Simone, a mother of six, went missing on Oct. 8. Her family's holding onto hope she'll be home for the holidays.
By: Bryant Mccray
County officials report that in the first two weeks of December alone, nearly 1,200 individuals had their food stamp benefits stolen.
Both sides blamed each other for delays that have forced the need for a stopgap measure. Legislators are expected to approve the temporary budget this week.
The Catholic church was one of 13 reopened in 2012 thanks to a special decree from the Vatican.
Northeast Ohio is home to nearly 80,000 Jewish residents, some of whom were at Thursday's event to not only celebrate, but also reflect.
The Akron Education Association alleges Dr. Robinson engaged in bullying and harassment, and has requested he and others be placed on leave during the investigation.
By: Bryant Mccray
22 plows were hit during all of winter last year. The department has also nearly doubled last season's salt output due to the more consistent snow.
By: Bryant Mccray
Tenants blame building management for failing to address the issues. In an email to residents, management admitted the problems could persist through the cold snap.
The president has promised to crack down on illegal immigration. Elizabeth B. Ford and others want to make sure people know their rights.
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