Bryant McCray
News Reporter at WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)
Never met a deep dish pizza I didn't like. TV News Personality, for WKYC. storyteller, traveler and happy to tell your stories about the community we love.
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4 days ago |
wkyc.com | Bryant McCray
BAY VILLAGE, Ohio — It’s been three days since the death of Dylan Veselic, a rising star on the Bay High School lacrosse team, after what school what parents of lacrosse players are calling a freak accident during a game. Parents, players, and administrators are still reeling from the tragedy. “Knowing it was a freak accident and knowing that these accidents happen, but nothing like this,” said Lori Gemma, a lacrosse parent.
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1 week ago |
wkyc.com | Bryant McCray
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio — For more than a decade, the unsolved murder of Aliza Sherman has loomed over Cleveland. Now, prosecutors say there's finally been a break in the case. Gregory Moore, Sherman’s former divorce attorney, was arrested Friday in connection with her 2013 death. Police who originally investigated the crime say Moore had long been a person of interest, but a lack of evidence prevented them from making an arrest.
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3 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Bryant McCray
CLEVELAND — Demonstrators gathered in downtown Cleveland and Akron on Saturday as part of a nationwide protest condemning President Donald Trump’s administration and its recent policies. The Cleveland rally, held at Public Square, drew hundreds of protesters. Organizers said the event was one of many across the country aimed at opposing what they call attacks on marginalized communities, including immigrants and activists.
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1 month ago |
wkyc.com | Bryant McCray
CHARDON, Ohio — Protesters gathered Saturday outside the Geauga County Safety Center, joining a growing outcry over the Trump administration's handling of immigration policies and recent deportation cases. Chants of "No justice, no peace!" echoed across the street as dozens rallied in support of immigrants detained both at the facility and around the country — detentions they say are unjust.
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1 month ago |
wkyc.com | Bryant McCray
CLEVELAND — Downtown Cleveland was electric Tuesday night, as fans poured into the city to cheer on the Cavaliers and Guardians in two high-stakes matchups. The Cavs clinched the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference after their win over the Chicago Bulls, while the Guardians secured a walk-off victory in their home opener against the Chicago White Sox. The energy across downtown was undeniable, even as temperatures struggled to climb above 40 degrees.
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This past week Northeast Ohio was hit by a historic storm. The state hadn’t seen anything like it in nearly 30 years. @wkyc was boots on the ground. Day 5 after the storm, and still more than 100,000 people remain without power. https://t.co/tCWnklRJJQ