Jeff Reidel is a journalist focused on local news in Cleveland, Ohio. As a writer for WKYC Studios, his articles cover a range of topics including economic development, community initiatives, education, and environmental issues. Jeff's reporting aims to highlight the positive impact and innovative projects happening in Northeast Ohio.
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Jeff Reidel's coverage focuses on local events, business, education, and community projects in Northeast Ohio. He appears to be particularly interested in highlighting innovative initiatives that contribute to the region's economy and social development. If you have insights related to STEM education programs, technological advancements, community-focused projects or charitable endeavors within Northeast Ohio, they are likely to resonate with Jeff.
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By: Jeff Reidel
Renovations to transform Akron’s Lock 3 Park into a year-round destination began in June of 2023. 3News checks in on the progress.
By: Monica Robins, Jeff Reidel, Durr
In law enforcement, BOLO stands for 'Be On The Lookout.' At the Erie County Sheriff's Office, Bolo is also the name of its newest employee.
The Robotics program at Stella Walsh and EJ Kovacic Recreation Centers teaches kids 8 to 17 years old how to build and control robots to expose them to STEM.
By: Jeff Reidel
A signature small business that has helped owners get to the next level for years in the Cleveland area is now in Stark County, thanks to JumpStart.
By: Jeff Reidel
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District wants to make sure their students are ready to fill the future quantum computer jobs.
Snickers is now known as 'Healey.' And just as he has with everything else so far, the pup has seemingly taken this change in stride.
By: Jeff Reidel
According to the Cuyahoga Land Bank, the city of Cleveland alone has 9,000 vacant and abandoned properties. Here's how millions in state funding will change that.
By: Jeff Reidel
Dragon Seats, the climate-controlled benches on the sidelines of NFL and college football games, were invented and manufactured in Cleveland.
By: Jeff Reidel
LAND and 2Swift are Cleveland-based manufacturers seeing growth in the personal electronic vehicle space.
The future Wayne County Children's S.T.E.A.M. Playlab is the idea of a former early childhood educator wants families to make lasting connections.
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