Catherine Ross is a news reporter based in Cleveland, Ohio. She covers local news stories for WEWS-TV and BMC, with a focus on community events, development projects, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured on WEVV-TV.
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Cleveland, Ohio, United States (Local)
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By: Catherine Ross
Lorain is ramping up pressure on a company it says has become an eyesore and nuisance in recent years. The idle Republic Steel site spans 435 acres on the city’s south side.
By: Catherine Ross
The former Cuyahoga Falls restaurant owner’s final wish was derailed this month by suspected thieves at a Los Angeles Denny’s.
By: Catherine Ross
For a third consecutive day, Case Western Reserve University students and others camped out on campus, calling on the university to stop doing business with Israel.
By: Catherine Ross
Thursday evening, in a letter to the campus community, the CWRU president said the protest is “no longer approved.”
By: Catherine Ross
Defying calls from campus leaders to leave, pro-Palestinian protesters at Case Western Reserve University have expanded their encampment.
By: Catherine Ross
Downtown Cleveland was buzzing with winning energy Sunday afternoon. Both the Guardians and Cavaliers came out on top during home games.
Council members unanimously passed an ordinance this week, calling on the city to enforce a state law created during what many Browns fans consider a dark chapter of the team’s history.
Authorities in Cleveland are investigating a deadly house fire that occurred overnight, leaving one person dead in the 1700 block of East 88th Place and Hough Avenue.
By: Catherine Ross
The state recently awarded the village of Timberlake $1.1 million to install sidewalks on Lakeshore Boulevard.
By: Catherine Ross
The academic future is uncertain for some Case Western Reserve students involved in a pro-Palestinian encampment earlier this month.
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