Katie Tercek is a journalist based in Evansville, Indiana, currently working as a MMJ/Repo for various news outlets including WOIO, WSAZ, and WAGM-TV. With a focus on local news in Ohio, particularly in Cleveland, Katie covers a range of topics including community concerns, safety issues, USPS problems, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in WYMT and KPHO-TV.
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Katie's reporting largely centers around local news in Cleveland, focusing on community-related issues such as USPS services, safety concerns, and events related to the Cleveland Browns. If you're looking to reach out to her, consider offering insights or expertise pertaining to local government announcements, neighborhood developments, or family and relationship dynamics within the context of Cleveland. Additionally, if you have valuable perspectives on sports-related topics with a focus on the local community or if your organization is involved in community service initiatives in Cleveland, it may resonate well with Katie's coverage area.
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By Katie Tercek Published: Apr. 5, 2024 at 9:14 PM GMT+2 | Updated: 5 minutes ago
By Steven Hernandez and Katie Tercek Published: Apr. 8, 2024 at 5:49 PM GMT+2 | Updated: 8 minutes ago
Anthony Barksdale was last seen on March 16.
(FILE/VO) Willoughby apartment fire destroys new building, damages surrounding buildings and cars (Willoughby Fire Department) By Katie Tercek Published: Apr. 15, 2024 at 9:28 PM CEST
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - Cuyahoga County Reentry Week kicks off Monday with more events happening all week.
“It’s a sense of relief from me knowing he made it,” said Trooper Boyer.
Lake Erie (File) (Meteorologist Kelly Dobeck) By Katie Tercek Published: Apr. 25, 2024 at 9:21 PM CEST
A dirt bike scam is happening in Cleveland. The victims’ warn potential sellers to make sure your deal is legit.Jesse Hay says a man stole his dirt bike. On Saturday Hay drove six hours from Kingman, Indiana to Cleveland to sell his $6,500 dirt bike.
What is in the lake? That’s a question many of you have asked for decades. Some new technology looking to answer that. It could mean jobs and a boost to Cleveland’s economy. (Katie Tercek) By Katie Tercek Published: May. 1, 2024 at 10:36 PM CEST
By: Katie Tercek
The college announced earlier this year they are closing in the fall.
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