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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A News 5/ABC News investigation revealed that voters must travel further in many parts of Northeast Ohio if they plan on voting on Election Day.
By: Clay Lepard
This summer, many property owners learned their taxes would rise in 2024 thanks to state-required reappraisals. Those same people are slated to vote on whether or not to increase their taxes again.
By: Clay Lepard
Those looking for help paying for electricity and heating bills this winter will likely face more hurdles this winter as temperatures drop.
CLEVELAND — Imagine waking up to learn your house isn't yours anymore.
AURORA, Ohio — It's probably happening in your neighborhood: one homeowner with an election sign supporting former President Donald Trump and another neighbor right next door supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: Clay Lepard
The parent of a missing 13-year-old told News 5 his son is one of the destructive "KIA Boys," and he's asking for help trying to set his son back on the right path.
"I have never seen the inventory so low," realtor Denise Franklin said. "I went to search for a home in one city, and zero came up. I couldn’t believe it.
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio — College-bound students are now able to start the process of filing for federal aid, as FAFSA launched its expanded BETA rollout of its new form this week.
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.
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