Thomas Jewell is a Freelance Reporter at Sun News. He specializes in topics related to construction and real estate, as well as energy and mining, while also covering cannabis and animal welfare issues. Thomas has been featured in cleveland.com.
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Cleveland Heights, United States (Local)
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Thomas Jewell's reporting primarily focuses on local government, crime, and evolving stories in the Cleveland area of Ohio. He frequently covers police blotter reports, city council decisions, zoning changes, and budget allocations. If you have insights into local government activities or breaking news related to these areas within Cleveland or Ohio that can provide context or analysis for evolving stories and announcements covered by Thomas Jewell, your expertise could be valuable for his articles.
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By: Thomas Jewell
In addition to healthy trees, residents called for more city oversight, better communication and a pause in the project.
By: Thomas Jewell
Although the structural deficiencies are evident, it does not appear a collapse would jeopardize Martin Luther King Drive overhead.
By: Thomas Jewell
After getting no response from behind a locked bedroom door, officers wasted no time opening it.
By: Thomas Jewell
Police had asked him to define what he meant by smoking marijuana "a little earlier."
By: Thomas Jewell
The young man, found on a multi-million dollar property, told police he was out looking for a rental.
By: Thomas Jewell
City officials hope to get the initiative off the ground within the next few months.
By: Thomas Jewell
Disputes over political artwork and expression at Cain Park's mural wall have led Cleveland Heights officials to consider clarifying policies.
By: Thomas Jewell
City officials hope to get the initiative off the ground within the next few months.
By: Thomas Jewell
A six-year levy cycle was a good run, but a dearth of state and federal funding only gets a city school district so far.
By: Thomas Jewell
Officials expect some form of sharpshooting program in the 2027 budget.
