Clay Lepard is a reporter for WEWS-TV, focusing on local news in the Cleveland, Ohio area. With a background in special projects reporting, Clay covers a range of topics including crime, education, community events, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful reporting that keeps the community informed.
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Clay Lepard's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly in Ohio and Cleveland. He covers a wide array of topics including government & politics, education, culture & society, and entertainment news. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories.
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By: Clay Lepard
With 62 confirmed tornadoes across the state, 2024 is poised to become the new record holder for Ohio tornadoes in a single year.
Photo by: News 5 Cleveland A Cuyahoga County appraiser drives through Parma in early November as crews begin evaluting the counties 440,000 homes as part of the state mandated sexennial reappraisal process.
By: Clay Lepard
NASA researchers in Cleveland just completed an experiment involving streaming 4k video to the International Space Station from an aircraft for the first time.
Tarp still hangs from this Elyria Township home after a car crashed into the home in June.
Officials fear that without help, this scenic 62-acre property could end up going to the highest bidder as soon as possible next year.
After several months of pilot testing, Lakeside High School and Junior High will fully roll out a digital hall pass system for students.
By: Clay Lepard
This is the first school year where districts across the state are required to teach the same method of reading comprehension, reverting to traditional phonics or sounding out a word.
By: Clay Lepard
The storms and tornadoes that tore through Northeast Ohio three weeks ago may be in the rearview mirror for many, but the cleanup continues for Holden Arboretum in Lake County.
AKRON, Ohio — Nine years after his son, 37-year-old Tom Rauh, died from acetyl fentanyl, Jim Rauh still fights.
Ashland County Board of Elections Director Amanda Jones points out how "Jefferson" should be replaced with "Ashland" on absentee ballot mailers sent by the Ohio Secretary of State last week.
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