Megan Sims is a Real Estate Reporter at cleveland.com. A Cleveland native, she focuses on real estate developments and the housing market in Northeast Ohio, while also drawing from her previous experience covering lifestyle topics and interviewing high-profile celebrities. Megan's work has been featured in notable publications such as MLive, The Oregonian, and ESSENCE Magazine.
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Megan Sims' coverage focuses on local news, particularly crime and evolving stories in the Cleveland area. She may be interested in pitches related to ongoing or breaking crime-related incidents, as well as developments in the local real estate and business sectors.
Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, she is likely to respond positively to pitches that offer exclusive insights into developing events within Cleveland. These could include updates on ongoing criminal investigations or significant real estate and business developments within the city.
Considering her focus on localized content, Megan would likely appreciate sources who have direct knowledge of Cleveland events or can provide unique perspectives from within the community.
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By: Megan Sims
Rob Base, known for the iconic 1988 hit 'It Takes Two,' died at 59 after a battle with cancer.
By: Megan Sims
Court documents show Floyd Mayweather Jr. must pay $33,000 per month in support.
Grizz Chapman died after years of battling serious health issues and dialysis treatments.
Guzman y Gomez closed all U.S. restaurants after six years, citing poor financial results and strategic missteps in the Chicago area.
Thais Ramone had a domestic battery charge dropped days after her Nevada arrest.
Three workers died after an overpass collapsed during demolition work in Seoul, South Korea.
Pierre Deny appeared in Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” and French television dramas.
Ball State University agreed to pay a former employee $225,000 after firing her over Facebook comments.
By: Megan Sims
Floyd Mayweather Jr. was ordered to pay nearly $1 million after refusing a court-ordered DNA test.
By: Megan Sims
Guzman y Gomez closed all U.S. restaurants after six years, citing poor financial results and strategic missteps in the Chicago area.
