Tara Morgan is a News 5 Investigator for WEWS-TV in Cleveland, Ohio. She is known for her in-depth reporting on local crime, justice issues, and community concerns. Tara's work has also been featured in The Marshall Project, The Land, Scene Magazine, and Times-Shamrock.
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By: Tara Morgan
The cities of Cleveland and Shaker Heights will enhance policing at their borders under a new safety agreement.
By: Tara Morgan
MASSILLON, Ohio — Changes are in the works for Ohio’s three juvenile correctional facilities. Indian River Juvenile Correctional in Massillon, where violence happened in 2022, is one.
By: Tara Morgan
Visitors will notice safety improvements for this year’s WinterLand event on Saturday.
By: Tara Morgan
Teens once again cause trouble on Cleveland’s Public Square after the annual WinterLand tree lighting.
By: Tara Morgan
SHELBY, Ohio — A Shelby police sergeant is out of the hospital after he was stabbed in the neck while trying to arrest a man known to officers.
By: Tara Morgan
A Cleveland Clinic employee stole prescription drugs from the hospital to sell on the street. The man now faces prison time after pleading guilty in federal court last month.
A Marshall Project and News 5 investigation inspired a bipartisan bill to address the license suspension crisis affecting hundreds of thousands of Ohioans.
Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans could soon be back on the road after lawmakers this week passed sweeping reforms addressing the state’s driver’s license suspension crisis.
A Marshall Project and News 5 investigation inspired a bipartisan bill to address the license suspension crisis affecting hundreds of thousands of Ohioans.
By: Tara Morgan
CLEVELAND — No criminal charges for a veteran Cleveland police officer who did not call in a pursuit. Last February, 39-year-old Michael Yearout slammed into a semi and died.
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