Maia Belay is a Reporter at WFXR. She covers a range of topics including social issues, crime, and sports, with a particular focus on Ohio and Cleveland. Maia's work has been featured in Varian Medical Systems, Yahoo News, WKBN-TV, and FOX 8 News Cleveland.
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Maia Belay's reporting primarily focuses on local news, community events, and healthcare in the Cleveland area. She often covers heartwarming stories as well as issues related to healthcare access and local initiatives.
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It’s the one accessory everyone will be wearing April 8, but what should you do with eclipse glasses when the party’s over?
The Lorain County Veterans Service Commission will host an honorary street sign dedication ceremony at 10 a.m. on April 5 for Second Lieutenant Ferrier White, a Tuskegee airman killed during World …
Pete Elliott, U.S. marshal for the Northern District of Ohio, spends much of his time thinking about how to bring critically missing children home.
It’s a blockbuster weekend for Cleveland, the national epicenter of women’s college basketball.
By: Maia Belay
FAIRVIEW PARK, Ohio (WJW) — The same weekend a local teenager died falling off an SUV, another police department is sharing video of teens “car surfing.”
By: Maia Belay
A beloved Barberton teacher is still providing life lessons after his passing earlier this year. Perhaps the biggest lesson from Philip Hodanbosi, a math teacher turned district grant writer is to …
By: Maia Belay
A new Ohio House Bill would shake up the school day for students across Ohio by prohibiting the use of electronic devices, cell phones and social media in the classroom if passed.
By: Maia Belay
Cell phones and social media have long been blamed for issues at school and now there’s a renewed push to block both from K-12 classrooms under House Bill 485.
Trash on roadsides is becoming a multi-million dollar problem — one ODOT reports it spends $10 million per year to clean up.
By: Maia Belay
“I like to see people get what they’re interested in. I love having it,” said Morris Everett Jr. with a smile.
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