Kristen Anzuini is a journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. She is a writer for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news stories in the Cleveland area. Kristen's articles cover a wide range of topics, including sports, community events, human interest stories, and local issues. Her work has also been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando and Bay News 9.
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CLEVELAND — Back-to-school season can be downright expensive, not just for families, but also for teachers with many reaching into their own pockets
CLEVELAND — It's been just more than a week since recreational use cannabis sales began in the Buckeye State, and employees at Amplify Dispensaries said it's been a successful week.
Adults have been able to buy recreational cannabis in Ohio for more than a week now
CLEVELAND — Some of the world's best women's tennis pros will be in Cleveland this week for the fourth annual Tennis in the Land tournament.
By: Kristen Anzuini
CLEVELAND — As students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) return to classrooms, they will experience several significant changes this school year.
By: Kristen Anzuini
YOUNGSTOWN — Following a deadly explosion in downtown Youngstown in May that left one person dead and displaced dozens, nearby buildings are finally set to reopen, bringing a glimmer of hope to the community.
By: Kristen Anzuini
CLEVELAND — In a groundbreaking public debut, a new robotic street painting system was showcased in Cleveland's Public Square, marking the first time this innovative technology has been demonstrated in this type of setting.
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CLEVELAND — The Cleveland National Air Show is celebrating its 60th anniversary this weekend, with the skies over Lake Erie set to thrill audiences once again.
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