Taneisha Cordell is a reporter for WEWS-TV, focusing on local news in Cleveland, Ohio. With a passion for storytelling, Taneisha covers a wide range of topics, from community events and education to crime and health. She is dedicated to keeping residents informed and highlighting the stories that matter most to the people of Cleveland.
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Taneisha's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly related to Cleveland and its surrounding areas. Her articles often revolve around community events, education, healthcare, and local government announcements.
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By: Taneisha Cordell
News 5 first reported back in January of 2022 the Center Street bridge closure for what was supposed to be 10 months of construction.
By: Courtney Shaw, Taneisha Cordell
One man is dead after a crash in a construction zone on I-90 in Euclid late Wednesday night, according to officials.
The Cleveland Clinic is honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month while shining light on the growing number of women slipping through the cracks while living with breast cancer undetected.
By: Taneisha Cordell
Rocky River parents are pushing for four school officials to be removed with an online petition after bullying concerns and allegations of inappropriate relationships between students and staff.
By: Taneisha Cordell
Tackling support, emotional intelligence and community advocacy through brotherhood; is one of Orange High School's former coach’s winning strategies, for helping young men of color score big in life.
By: Taneisha Cordell
A new generation of poll workers is here as Bay High School students training to help at the polls this November through the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, “The Future of our Democracy" program.
By: Taneisha Cordell
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — East Palestine City Schools athletics is dodging serious cuts with help from a grant gifted by the giant retailer, Dick's Sporting Goods.
By: Taneisha Cordell
One mother is praising her daughter's school nurse after a dangerously close call at recess after learning her daughter suffered an anemia attack.
By: Taneisha Cordell
The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District is wrapping up its new Westerly Pump station which expected to be fully operational and help divert the excess sewage.
By: Taneisha Cordell
The North Lawrence Fire Department is helping one 7-year-old battle life or death after her third neuroblastoma cancer diagnosis. Addi Brightbill's cancer, which has reached stage four, has no cure.
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