Mike Holden is a Good Morning Cleveland Reporter at News 5. He covers a diverse range of topics including manufacturing, industry, jobs, and the LGBTQ+ community, with a passion for breaking news and stories involving animals. His work has been featured in Yahoo News, WPXI-TV, WTVB, KSL-TV, Medium, The Inertia, and WEWS-TV.
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Mike Holden's coverage is focused on local news, community events, and non-profit organizations in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. He frequently covers government announcements and event coverage related to family & relationships, sports, and health.
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The Country Farleys Store now has a large yellow tarp over the front of it, and debris is scattered everywhere.
Emergency responders were called to Gehring Avenue around 3 a.m. Thursday. It’s right around the block from the West Side Market.
By: Mike Holden
The flexible sidewalks can be found along East 71st Street, Gertrude Avenue, West 45th Street, Puritas and Throckley avenues.
By: Mike Holden
KENT, Ohio — Kent State University is taking the hands-on learning experience to the next level.
By: Mike Holden
The City of Cleveland says 100 more speed tables will be installed across town this summer and fall.
Our overnight news tracker captured a half dozen cars with smashed in windows and glass shattered all over the lot.
By: Mike Holden
Customers can scan the QR code, leave a kind message about the restaurant and overall service and then encourage others to do the same.
By: Mike Holden
Kent State's College of Public Health worked with 120 organizations and non-profits to uncover concerns occurring in the community.
By: Mike Holden
Malls are seeing more foot traffic. Experts say the TikTok generation is encouraging folks to dine out and creating a viral marketing sensation for some restaurants.
By: Mike Holden
Shoppers grab a bite to eat and then spend their money at various businesses before and after they dine out — creating a bounce-back effect.
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