Dalaun Dillard is an Anchor/Reporter for WEWS-TV, focusing on local news in Cleveland, Ohio. With a passion for storytelling, Dalaun covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the local community.
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Cleveland, United States (Local)
Dalaun Dillard's focus is primarily on local news, particularly in Cleveland and Ohio. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, family & relationships, government & politics, as well as business & industry.
Given his interest in evolving stories and government announcements related to local issues such as crime and community initiatives, he may be interested in pitches that offer insights from individuals directly involved in these events or those who can provide expert commentary on the broader social or political implications.
If you have personal stories related to the local area or insights into community-driven events with relevance to Cleveland or Ohio at large, your pitch may align well with Dalaun's coverage interests.
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“I wake up every morning to reality, my son will never walk through the door again,” said Anita Deal.
By: Dalaun Dillard
It has been over 50 days since 120 residents of the Terrace Towers Apartments were displaced because of a fire; unfortunately, it sounds like the days are sure to continue.
By: Dalaun Dillard
On August 30, 1983, STS-8 headed to space with five crew members aboard, the first night launch and the first time ever that an African-American was on board.
One week ago, police said Jason Iverson shot and killed his sister Mercedes Iverson and her husband Norbert Carter during a Labor Day church picnic at Stafford Park in Maple Heights.
By: Dalaun Dillard
The 10-week program called Rites of Passage was created by Tolbert’s local violence intervention group, New Era Cleveland.
By: Dalaun Dillard
‘Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, the hands can’t hit, what the eyes can’t see,’ and the Mason family is much more than what meets the eye.
By: Dalaun Dillard
To get past the walls, Porter joined the Famicos Entrepreneurship Workshop; it is a four-part series aimed at helping small businesses.
By: Dalaun Dillard
Charles Jackson retraced the same steps he took in 1991, walking into Casino East bar on Cleveland’s east side, that night he had no idea just how much those steps would cost him.
By: Dalaun Dillard
Their medical cannabis company, which already has three locations in Central Ohio, will now get three more licenses, and they hope to expand their reach to Cleveland.
By: Dalaun Dillard
A display found on a construction site by a group of contractors made many in Cleveland’s black construction industry say enough is enough.
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