Catherine Ross is a Reporter at News 5, covering Lorain County. With a focus on a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, education, and social issues, she brings a comprehensive perspective to her reporting on Ohio and Cleveland. Catherine has been featured in Leicester Tigers, BMC, WEWS-TV, and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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Eagle pride was on full display Friday, with banners and signs lining the streets and businesses exhibiting helmets and rosters.
AVON LAKE, Ohio — Student-athletes in Avon Lake will have a season next school year. The decision to keep five high school teams comes as Avon Lake City Schools face likely cuts after a failed levy and bond issue.
ELYRIA, Ohio — The calls to exonerate four men convicted in a 1991 Lorain murder have intensified in the weeks since the Lorain County prosecutor filed a motion for a new trial.
A Carrollton woman facing capital murder charges in the death of her ex-husband took a plea deal Wednesday.
Investigators believe someone set fire to a vacant Lorain church building that was about to become a new resource for the community.
By: Catherine Ross
Investigators are looking for a driver in a hit-and-run crash that killed a grandmother leaving a children’s Christmas concert in Northfield Center Township.
Thursday morning marked a milestone in Avon Lake. City leaders hailed the final implosion at the former power plant a success, but it wasn’t without its hiccups.
By: Catherine Ross
Some South Lorain neighbors say their declining access to fresh groceries and medicine is another blow to a neighborhood once propped up by industry.
In September, News 5 reported The Road to Hope, Inc. was converting a former nursing home into supportive housing for women in recovery.
Before he made his rounds on Christmas Eve, Santa got some help spreading holiday cheer in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood.
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