Clay Lepard is a Special Projects Reporter at WEWS-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on areas such as energy and mining, construction and real estate, and social issues in Ohio and Cleveland. Clay's work has been featured in various prominent platforms, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful journalism on pressing local and global matters.
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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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CLEVELAND — It has felt like a never-ending headache for Dr. Maria Armstrong.
CLEVELAND — Even as national leaders look to cut back or dismiss mandates on electric vehicle (EV) production, Ohio continues to expand its footprint when it comes to EV infrastructure.
James Vanest has been accused of the 1981 killing of Deborah Lee Miller in Mansfield, police said.
By: Clay Lepard
"KIA GRLZ," "NUKE OH,"DOG TURD," and "GYATTM5," were among the more than 900 license plate requests rejected in 2024.
By: Clay Lepard
A month after storms blanketed over five feet of snow, the cleanup continues in parts of Ashtabula County.
By: Clay Lepard
Court records show 1,583 individuals have been federally charged with crimes tied to the attack on the U.S. Capitol, causing nearly $3 million worth of damage to the building that day.
By: Clay Lepard
Right after Thanksgiving, the high school’s roof collapsed under more than five feet of snow. That forced the district to spread out its students at four different buildings.
By: Clay Lepard
Right after Thanksgiving, the high school’s roof collapsed under more than five feet of snow. That forced the district to spread out its students at four d
By: Clay Lepard
Two Northeast Ohio colleges, located just ten minutes apart, underscore the ongoing problems with higher education, such as declining enrollment and rising operating costs.
The pardon includes 18 individuals from Northeast Ohio, three of which are still serving time in prison.
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