Wiley Jawhary is a News Reporter at Bay News 9. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including security and law enforcement, public security, health and wellness, and education, often intertwining these topics with local interests such as Ohio sports and community events. Wiley's work has been featured in Spectrum News 1 and Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC.
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Cleveland, United States (Local)
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Wiley Jawhary primarily covers local community events, high school sports, and cultural topics in the Cleveland area. His focus on event coverage suggests that he might respond well to pitches covering upcoming local events or human interest stories related to sports, culture, and community initiatives in the Cleveland area.
Given his coverage of government announcements and seasonal themes, consider pitching him stories related to local government initiatives impacting the community or seasonal activities that bring people together in Cleveland.
When reaching out to Wiley Jawhary, highlighting stories about individuals making a positive impact on their communities through sports or cultural endeavors may resonate with his audience.
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Talented athletes leaving Ohio due to NIL deals not being present.
By: Wiley Jawhary
CGIC will use technology to trace guns used in crime.
Some fans, like Dana Dakdouk, still can't get over Deshaun Watson allegations.
The academy taught the class life saving tactics like stopping someone from bleeding.
Barbecue enthusiast uses podcast to shed light on BBQ pitmasters.
Lorain Quick Response Team looks to combat the opioid crisis.
By: Wiley Jawhary
Student opens up about being suspended by Case Western Reserve University.
By: Wiley Jawhary
Veterans Day is Monday.
Tremont neighborhood hit at least two times in the last month.
By: Jawhary Cleveland
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Division of Police is continuing to work toward meeting the goals of a federal consent decree.
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