Sarah Buduson is an Investigative Reporter at WEWS-TV. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and legal affairs, with a focus on issues affecting Ohio and Cleveland, such as unemployment and the impacts of the coronavirus. Sarah has been featured in The Marshall Project, WEWS-TV, and Signal Cleveland.
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Sarah Buduson's coverage indicates a focus on local crime, law enforcement, and government in the Ohio/Cleveland area. She frequently reports on breaking news related to law enforcement and cites data to support her evolving stories, indicating that she values factual information.
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CLEVELAND — Should Cleveland officers receive cash prizes for issuing more tickets?
By: Sarah Buduson
CLEVELAND — The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department made hundreds of thousands of dollars in unauthorized transactions, wasted thousands of dollars
By: Sarah Buduson
Geauga County Juvenile and Probate Court Judge Timothy J. Grendell wants county taxpayers to pay $300,000 to cover his legal fees so he can fight being suspended from the bench.
It's something no driver wants to see —headlights coming at you from a car going the wrong way on the highway. It happened along I-77 South overnight.
By: Sarah Buduson
An 81-year-old woman faces vehicular homicide and vehicular manslaughter charges in connection with a crash that killed a 69-year-old grandfather.
A civil service hearing referee said Cleveland Assistant Safety Director Jakimah Dye should not have been terminated after crashing a city car with four children inside.
By: Sarah Buduson
A proposal to strengthen penalties for repeat domestic violence offenders unanimously passed the Ohio Senate Wednesday night.
By: Sarah Buduson
CLEVELAND — Sometimes, the criminal justice system gets it wrong. Sometimes, it also refuses to make things right. 'The Dark Plea'
By: Mark Durdak, Sarah Buduson
A new Case Western Reserve University study challenges assumptions about the conditions that create chronic homelessness.
By: Gary Abrahamsen, Sarah Buduson
Broadview Heights may be without critical services, including police, fire, human services and snow removal, for over two weeks starting Jan. 1.
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