News 5 Cleveland
The first television station in the state of Ohio, and the most awarded in Cleveland, News 5 Cleveland (WEWS) is an ABC affiliate owned by Scripps.
We take a different approach. Too often in TV news reporting, viewers don’t know what happened after the initial story, how the victims or communities coped in the days and weeks after, or what resolutions to issues were ever reached. Our "We Follow Through" promise means that News 5 not only shows up when news breaks but comes back again and again with in-depth reporting. News 5’s entire team of anchors, reporters, investigators, and photographers are part of this effort, and the style of storytelling extends to all platforms.
In addition to our station in Cleveland, we have bureaus in Akron and Columbus. We are media partners with the Akron Beacon Journal, Marshall Project Cleveland, and Ohio Capital Journal, and we're the official TV partners of the Browns.
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2 Mentor races certified after nail‑biting finishes
2 Mentor races certified after nail‑biting finishes
Jazmir Tucker's family files federal wrongful death lawsuit
Lakewood earns perfect equality score while expanding LGBTQ+ protections with Gender Freedom Policy
Ohio GOP lawmaker moves to restrict NIL for high school athletes
'It’ll be harder, it’ll be tighter:' Amherst schools facing up to $5 million in cuts
'It’ll be harder, it’ll be tighter:' Amherst schools facing up to $5 million in cuts
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Cleveland Browns help distribute food at Greater Cleveland Food Bank
PRESS CONFERENCE: Jazmir Tucker's family files federal lawsuit against City of Akron
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Cleveland City Council wrestles with Browns settlement deal, with lakefront money at stake
'There's a little bit of panic': GCRTA considering service cuts, hiring freeze, overtime limitation
The Great Appalachian Storm of 1950: A Look Back
Lake County man pleads not guilty in deadly shooting outside Painesville restaurant
Why schools and homeowners are frustrated by Ohio's property tax bills
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Bernie to speak after being released from hospital
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Playhouse Square program for Parkinson’s patients earns global recognition