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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Tara Morgan's coverage focuses primarily on crime, DNA testing, police matters, and local news in Cleveland and Ohio. She appears to be actively following evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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Interim Safety Director Wayne Drummond said they’ll identify 30 veteran officers to join violent crime reduction teams.
A new batch of recruits just started at the Cleveland Police Academy; it's one of the larger classes in recent memory, with 52 recruits.
A Downtown Cleveland store owner is finally getting some relief after repeatedly being robbed this year.
D ay three. That's when vacation relaxation usually sets in for me. My shoulders unclench, my heartbeat slows to a waltz, and worries begin to drift from my brain.
By: Tara Morgan, Courtney Shaw
The family of a 15-year-old boy shot by Akron Police almost two weeks ago will be holding a press conference at 11 a.m.
There is enough of a concern about fake or replica guns that one police chief in Northeast Ohio wants to start tracking them.
By: Tara Morgan
Cleveland police say they've recovered the car believed to have been involved in a hit-skip crash that killed a 65-year-old man, but the driver hasn't been located.
By: Tara Morgan
A Cleveland City Councilman wants more license plate readers in the city to help catch offenders, specifically, those crossing over the city line who are running from Parma police.
People in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn neighborhood say fireworks set off in a park after hours over the weekend sounded like a bomb going off.
By: Tara Morgan
A woman accused of shooting a Cleveland city employee has been indicted in the case. 911 calls from that morning reveal a frantic scene.
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