Ian Cross is a Digital Executive Producer at WEWS Cleveland 5 News. He focuses on arts and entertainment while also covering significant topics such as crime, traffic, and murder in Ohio, particularly in Cleveland. Ian has been featured in various publications including ABC15 Arizona, Yorkshire Post, and WCPO 9 News.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Cleveland, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Ian Cross has a strong focus on local news in the Cleveland, Ohio area, with an emphasis on crime and breaking news. He covers evolving stories and government announcements related to this region.
Based on Ian's coverage attributes, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide updates or unique angles to ongoing local crime stories or breaking news events. For example, offering insights from law enforcement officials or community leaders about recent incidents could be valuable for his reporting.
Given Ian's interest in sports-related topics within the local context of Cleveland and Ohio, story ideas involving local sports events or profiles of athletes from these areas may also resonate well with him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Ian Cross
Caitlin Clark, the standout superstar playing for Iowa in the Women’s Basketball Final Four in Cleveland, had a few words about her first visit to The Land.
By: Ian Cross
Bronny James is keeping his options open. He confirmed on Instagram Friday that he is entering the NBA Draft while maintaining his college eligibility and also entering the NCAA transfer portal.
Body camera footage released by Akron on Monday shows an officer shoot and strike a teenager in the hand after he drove up to the scene and saw the teen had what was later determined to be a fake gun.
By: Ian Cross
A Keswick Gallery owner’s vision to create a woodland in memory of the felled Sycamore Gap tree has come to fruition.
CNOOC’s recent exploration results for the offshore is yielding positive results
An inspirational artist who turned her passion into a multi-million pound business has been named winner of a prestigious award that recognises business acumen combined with a social conscience.
By: Ian Cross
An inspirational artist who turned her passion into a multi-million pound business has been named winner of a prestigious award that recognises business acumen combined with a social conscience.
Despite the mixed results of many global bid rounds in recent years, some National Oil Companies and government bodies continue to push the same concept
Turning a passion into a business that now employs over 50 people across the region has seen gallery owner and artist Lucy Pittaway scoop a prestigious accolade.
When it comes to licensing rounds in the Asia-Pacific region, the undoubted success in recent years has been Petronas, which has set an industry standard for attracting serious and substantial investment. Almost the whole of the country is now held under licence, and this has had the knock-on effect of boosting interest in neighbouring Indonesia, which has seen renewed attention with awards.
(833) 317-6278 
