Clint McLeod is a journalist based in Marquette, Michigan. He writes for TV6 & FOX UP, covering local news and events in the Marquette area. Clint's work has also appeared in WABI TV 5, and he is known for his coverage of community initiatives, local businesses, and events impacting the region.
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Clint McLeod's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, government announcements, and sports events in the Michigan area. He also covers a significant amount of crime-related content.
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By: Clint McLeod
Published Oct. 11, 2024 at 3:45 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago DUNNELLON, Fla. (WCJB) - Milton's impact left residents of Dunnellon Oaks without power for 20 hours.
Santa Fe College’s Teaching Zoo’s 28th “Boo at the Zoo” put the hard work of students into action.
CEDAR KEY, Fla. (WCJB) - Thanksgiving is a time-honored tradition to spend with family and friends. Cedar Key residents said they are thankful now more than ever for what they have in the wake of a devastating hurricane season, and an unexpected fire along the popular Dock Street.
By: Clint McLeod
Brother's Keeper Soup Kitchen volunteers in Ocala made 280 meals for the homeless and 60 meals for a nursing home. They provide a free lunch to the homeless every day of the year, but Thursday's was a little more special.
By: Clint McLeod
It's clear everybody who knew Malachi has a story about his kindness, humor, or humility. His friends said his faith in God was unwavering, and they were blessed to have known him.
At The Good Pour, Fieri told residents this was his first time visiting Gainesville.
Families were welcomed to a cup of hot chocolate and a meet-and-greet with Mr. and Mrs. Claus, and some took a ride on the tractor train.
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Every car that passes through the grocery distribution line gets juice to put in their car, and a well-stocked bag of groceries.
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