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as the city's only service reporter, i'm dedicated to untangling bureaucracy so Clevelanders can have the information (and the power) they want. i craft explainers about basic government functions and answer resident questions. i frequently draw upon my years of direct service experience when approaching a story.
ten years into my career, i went back to school and received my master's in media advocacy from Northeastern University in Boston, MA. for the last five years, i've polished my ability to tell meaningful stories that fill gaps in local coverage.
i pride myself on being able to talk to pretty much anyone and better yet - make them comfortable enough to talk back. while the focus of my beat may change, the mission of my coverage to empower people with information never wavers.
tips can always be sent to 216-282-6505
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Cleveland police operated a drone on Nov. 25 against policy, according to the Community Police Commission.
Things are about to get all KINDS of witchy as the Queen of all Queens broomsticks her way into the Buckeye State.
Citizens United is a U.S. Supreme Court case that gives corporations -- like people -- the right to free speech.
arts and culture
Famed Columbus-based author Grace Ellis wins über-prestigious comics award for her work 'Flung Out of Space'
Houston, we have a solution! Aerospace engineer and LGBTQ+ advocate, Jen Pierce, imagines a NASA that is diverse, inclusive and accessible.
"There's nothing new about these identities. It's just finally people having the platform, the space and the safety to say who they are."
The Buckeye Flame caught up with BOP to learn more about the fashion-forward event and what makes Columbus' Pride stand out from the crowd.
“This is the type of rap I live for and I wanna hear more of it. It’s a beautiful feeling to have that community and that’s why I represent for Boston so hard.”
Boston's own Dutch ReBelle, Oompa, and Red Shaydez look back on trip to Grammys, ahead to Grammy goals.