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NEWSCAST - EVENING - MARKET 1-20 Channel 3 News At 6 WKYC Jonathan Adkins, Managing Editor, Executive Producer Sara Shookman, Reporter-Anchor Alexis Gillies, Producer Allen Wohl, Director Russ Mitchell, Reporter-Anchor NewsChannel 5 At 11 WEWS Tara Sutton, Producer Channel 3 News At 11 WKYC Julie Flynn, Executive Producer Meg Hambach, Producer Russ Mitchell, Anchor Sara Shookman, Anchor Hilary Golston, Reporter Matt Babb, Director Julie Ocepek, Assignment Editor Cleveland 19 News @ 11PM WOIO Steve Asimou, Executive Producer Scott Carlson, Producer Denise Dufala, Anchor Romona Robinson, Anchor Tiffani Tucker, Reporter Dan DeRoos, Reporter NEWSCAST - EVENING - MARKET 21-40 Newspoint At 11 WXIN Kerri Cavanaugh, VP Of News Krista Lane, Producer Nicole Pence, Anchor Thadius Pitts, Director Jared Fogle Sentencing WXIN Kerri Cavanaugh, VP Of News Allison Herman, Executive Producer Jeff Kew, News Producer Robert Donaldson, Anchor Fanchon Kaczmarek, Anchor CBS4 News At 11pm WTTV Allison Herman, Executive Producer Andrew Scherer, Producer Robert Donaldson, Anchor Debby Knox, Anchor Eyewitness News At 6 WTHR Alexandria Jud, News Producer Perry Pace, Executive Producer Mall Shooting WTHR Alexandria Jud, Producer Philip Cannelongo, Executive Producer NEWSCAST - EVENING - MARKET 41+ WKBN 27 First News At Six WKBN Mitch Davis, News Director, Content Manager. 13abc Action News At 11:00 PM WTVG Jonathan Keilholz, Producer Diane Larson, Anchor NEWSCAST-DAYTIME-MARKET 1-20 Akron Plane Crash WJW Marc Singer, Assistant News Director Andrew Fishman, News Director Chris Gibilisco, Producer NEWSCAST-DAYTIME-MARKET 21-40 Church Bus Crash WISH Trey Friedrichs, Producer Lori Wilson, Anchor Westfield Stage Collapse WTHR Philip Cannelongo, Producer Perry Pace, Executive Producer NEWSCAST-DAYTIME-MARKET 41+ 13abc Action News At 6:00 PM WTVG Kristen Fofrich, Producer Lee Conklin, News Anchor NEWSCAST-MORNING-MARKET 1-20 Deadly Akron Plane Crash WEWS Erika Lancaster, Executive Producer Laura Hartog, Producer Michelle Decker, Producer Eric Ristow, Producer Terrence Lee, Anchor Jackie Fernandez, Anchor Corrina Pysa, Anchor Michael Vielhaber, Photographer Kristin Byrne, Reporter Dominique Foley, Reporter Tera Clark, Meteorologist Somara Theodore, Meteorologist Channel 3 News Today WKYC Matthew Granite, Producer Greg Drzazgowski, Meteorologist Heather Brumbaugh, Producer Ryan Haidet, Web Producer Danielle Wiggins, Traffic Reporter NEWSCAST-MORNING-MARKET 41+ 13abc Action News Good Morning WTVG Pat Nowacki, Producer Jeff Smith, Anchor Sashem Brey, Anchor Brian Michalak, Director McKenzie Kuehnlein, Reporter Your Morning WTOL Joe Cromer, Photojournalist Nicole Grzecki, Executive Producer Maia Belay, Reporter Mike Holden, Reporter WEEKEND NEWSCAST - MARKET 1-20 NewsChannel 5 At 6 Weekend - Officer Brelo Verdict WEWS Tara Sutton, Producer Tracy Carloss, Reporter Ron Regan, Investigative Reporter Kelly Hainer, Senior Producer Channel 3 News At 11 WKYC Vince Fratiani, Producer Wale Aliyu, Reporter Dave Chudowsky, Sports Anchor Roselyn Muniz, Floor Director/Production Assistant Cleveland 19 News @ 11PM WOIO Frederick DAmbrosi, News Director Brian Sinclair, Executive Producer Steve Asimou, Executive Producer Misty Stiver, Producer Stannie Grimes, Producer Michael Brown, Photojournalist Lydia Esparra, Anchor Tiffani Tucker, Reporter WEEKEND NEWSCAST - MARKET 21-40 CBS4 News At 11 WTTV Krista Lane, Executive Producer Meghann Miller, Producer Jason Thompson, Director FOX59 Newspoint At 11:00 - Weekend Edition WXIN Christina Griffiths, Producer McKinley Bundick, Director Jake Miller, Anchor Alexis McAdams, Reporter Krista Lane, Executive Producer WEEKEND NEWSCAST - MARKET 41+ NewsChannel 15 Weekend Report WANE Alyssa Ivanson, Anchor 13abc Action News Weekend Evening WTVG William Hormann, Anchor Ross Ellet, Meteorologist David Hutte, Director Joshua Love, Executive Producer Sanaa Orra, Reporter 13abc Action News Good Morning WTVG Tony Geftos, Anchor 21 News Weekend Evening Newscast WFMJ Matt Stone, Anchor/Writer GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORT - WITHIN 24 HOURS Kokomo's Costly Overdoses WISH Bennett Haeberle, Reporter Shawn Pierce, Producer A Proper Farewell WTHR Mary Milz, Reporter Scott Allen, Photographer Active Shooter Training WANE Alyssa Ivanson, Reporter Turbo Tatin WTHR John Duong, Producer GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORT - NO TIME LIMIT Drone Encounters WTHR Rich Van Wyk, Reporter William Ditton, Photographer Kids & Crime WISH DeAndra Taylor, Photographer Julian Grace, Reporter Pipeline Under Pressure: The Battle Over NEXUS WKYC Andrew Horansky, Reporter Matthew Hein, Editor Carl Bachtel, Photojournalist OSU/OVI WOIO Carl Monday, Reporter Holly Sechrist, Video Editor Bad To The Bone? WJW Melissa Reid, Reporter BREAKING NEWS Fiery Rooftop Dancer WRTV Julie Pursley, Reporter Glen Welling, Photographer Terri Cope-Walton, News Director They're Pushing Us Around E.W. Scripps Isaac Blancas, Photojournalist Todd Walker, Reporter Flying Manhole Covers WTHR Matt McCutcheon, News Reporter SPOT NEWS Deadly Church Bus Crash WTHR Kevin Rader, Reporter Rich Van Wyk, Reporter Andrea Morehead, Anchor Anne Marie Tiernon, Anchor Naomi Pescovitz, Reporter Joel Clausen, Photojournalist Susan Batt, Investigative Producer Saving Kimberly - Lake Erie Ice Rescue WKYC Michael O'Mara, Reporter/Producer George Payamgis, Photojournalist 5-Month Old Killed In Cleveland WKYC Hilary Golston, Reporter CONTINUING COVERAGE First-Aid Fiasco WKYC Tom Meyer, Reporter/Producer Mike Leonard, Videographer Phil Trexler, Researcher The Amanda Blackburn Murder WTHR Sandra Chapman, Investigative Reporter Matt Whisner, Photojournalist Ryan Thedwall, Photojournalist Joel Clausen, Photojournalist John Kofodimos, Photojournalist Gregory Goggans, Photojournalist Christian Champoux, Photojournalist Clint Erbacher, Photojournalist Steve Jefferson, Reporter Susan Batt, Investigative Producer Tamir Rice And The County Prosecutor WKYC Hilary Golston, Reporter TEAM COVERAGE The Michael Brelo Verdict WKYC Russ Mitchell, Anchor Sara Shookman, Reporter Jonathan Adkins, Managing Editor Julie Flynn, Executive Producer Michael O'Mara, Reporter Lisa Lowry, Assignment Manager Will Ujek, Reporter Dan Bowman, Photojournalist Tom Beres, Reporter Alexis Gillies, Producer Brooke Mayhew, Director David Hrvatin, Digital Content Producer Vince Fratiani, Producer Jiselle Macalaguin, Digital Content Producer Kim Wendel, Digital Content Producer Mark Smilor, Photojournalist Carl Bachtel, Photojournalist Hilary Golston, Reporter Westfield HS Stage Collapse WTHR Andrea Morehead, Anchor David MacAnally, Reporter Emily Longnecker, Reporter Rich Van Wyk, Reporter Kristina Kirschner, Reporter Naomi Pescovitz, Reporter Gregory Goggans, Photojournalist John Kofodimos, Photojournalist Susan Batt, Field Producer Cleveland Tragedy: Children Killed WEWS Erika Lancaster, Executive Producer Michelle Decker, Producer Eric Ristow, Producer Laura Hartog, Producer Gary Abrahamsen, Photographer Kristin Byrne, Reporter Corrina Pysa, Anchor Terrence Lee, Anchor INVESTIGATIVE REPORT - SINGLE STORY FOJ WKYC Tom Meyer, Reporter Phil Trexler, Producer Inside An Epidemic WTHR Bob Segall, Investigative Reporter Bill Ditton, Photographer-editor Addicted To Recovery WTHR Sandra Chapman, Investigative Reporter William Ditton, Photographer/Editor John Kofodimos, Photographer Firefighter Job Scandal WOIO Carl Monday, Reporter Bill Loomer, Producer Holly Sechrist, Video Editor A Need To Know WXIN James Suiter, Photographer Angela Ganote, Reporter INVESTIGATIVE REPORT - SERIES Investigating The IRS: "Borrowing" Your Identity WTHR Bob Segall, Investigative Reporter Bill Ditton, Photographer-editor Desperate For Answers WTHR Sandra Chapman, Investigative Reporter Ryan Thedwall, Photographer/Editor William Ditton, Photographer Cyndee Hebert, Producer Susan Batt, Producer Waste Collection Time Card Scandal WOIO Carl Monday, Investigative Reporter Bill Loomer, Investigative Producer Holly Sechrist, Video Editor Cassandra Nist, Senior Investigative Producer Suspended Drivers: Catch You Ridin' Dirty WTTV Gregory Dunn, Videographer/Editor Katie Solove, Reporter SHOOT-DON'T SHOOT WOIO Scott Taylor, Investigative Reporter FEATURE NEWS - REPORT Bill's Crazy Place WTHR Kevin Rader, Reporter Steve Rhodes, Photographer Hunting Bigfoot WXIN Kendall Downing, Reporter James Suiter, Photographer The Man Behind The Faces WRTV Dave Furst, Anchor/Reporter Jim Roeder, Photographer High Speed Hello WTHR Scott Swan, Reporter Steve Rhodes, Field Producer Badge 210 WANE Alyssa Ivanson, Reporter FEATURE NEWS - SERIES Edmund Fitzgerald WTVG Lissa Guyton, Reporter Todd Gaertner, Photojournalist Honoring Hoosier Heroes WISH Loni Blandford, Executive Producer Teresa Mackin, Reporter Jeff Wagner, Reporter Only In Indiana WTHR Kevin Rader, Producer Steve Rhodes, Field Producer John Whalen, Photographer Jacob Jennings, Photographer NEWS SPECIAL Only In Indiana WTHR Kevin Rader, Host Steve Rhodes, Photojournalist Susan Batt, Producer Road To Reform: Investigating The Failures & Uncovering The Solutions For The Cleveland Police Department WEWS Jeff Harris, News Director Melissa Watson, Executive Producer Kelly Hainer, Executive Producer Ron Regan, Investigative Reporter Sarah Buduson, Investigative Reporter Joe Pagonakis, Investigative Reporter Kristin Volk, Reporter Michael Harris, Chief Photographer David Arnold, Photographer Gary Abrahamsen, Photographer Robert Gardner, Specialty Editor Jim Doutt, Photographer Stop The Violence WKYC Russ Mitchell, Anchor Julie Flynn, Executive Producer Meg Hambach, Producer
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