Vic Gideon is a Multimedia Journalist at Cleveland 19 News. An award-winning reporter, Vic covers a diverse range of topics including family and relationships, family health, education, and animal care, with a focus on educational policy and public education. Vic's work has also been featured in the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc.
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Vic Gideon's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news. He frequently covers a variety of topics such as sports, crime, and culture & society within the Cleveland and Ohio areas.
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End E-Check by the end of the year the goal of a Northeast Ohio lawmaker, new data on Ohio’s air quality has supporters of ending e-check optimistic.
By: Vic Gideon
Unique news gets newscasters ready for the world, Beyond the Challenge broadcast TikTok news every Tuesday
Free Browns draft day event for fans; Public Auditorium will host 10,000 Browns fans watching Browns make two picks
By: Vic Gideon
The War of 1812 was not going well for the United States but a battle on one of the Great Lakes changed that.
The plan is to replace the Independence Primary School and Independence Middle School.
Parma voters will decide on Issue 3, replacing three existing property tax levies with a 1.75% income tax to operate the schools.
By: Vic Gideon
“This is the last of the stuff we’re going through,” said Shelli Slapnik March, walking through the store for one of the last times with her husband, Bob.
By: Vic Gideon
Cleveland looks to eliminate entertainment tax for small music clubs. Four percent tax only represents 1% of total revenue from entertainment events
Cleveland streets get investment in safety, council approves more than a million dollars for speed tables to slow traffic
By: Vic Gideon
South Euclid bans face coverings and large backpacks at parks this summer, the city calling it a proactive measure to keep park-goers safe
