John Kosich
Political Reporter at WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)
10x Emmy Award winning political reporter @WEWS (ABC) Cleveland. (Not the former Gov of Ohio though I do accept political contributions 😉) Philly born & raised
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3 days ago |
news5cleveland.com | John Kosich
CLEVELAND — For the last 40 years the I-X Center has served as a gathering spot for some of the region’s biggest annual events, Auto Shows, Boat Shows, Home & Garden Shows and countless others. It’s an era that will soon come to an end under an agreement approved by Cleveland City Council. Council amending the lease at the I-X Center, clearing the way for a yet-to-be-named Fortune 100 company with more than 200 jobs to the massive building, with an expected $23 million payroll.
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6 days ago |
news5cleveland.com | John Kosich
SOLON, Ohio — Jon Husted had spent the last 24 years in government, all of which were in Columbus. That changed abruptly in January when Governor Mike DeWine asked his lieutenant governor to fill the Senate seat of newly sworn-in Vice President JD Vance. His transition period lasted all of four days before he was sworn in by Vance on Jan. 21. "When I became a U.S. Senator, I literally didn't have a chair, a pencil, a staff person, an email address or a phone number.
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1 week ago |
news5cleveland.com | John Kosich
CLEVELAND — On any given day, four out of five visitors to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are from out of town; on Wednesday, that number was much higher as the north coast of Cleveland became home to fans of a band from the east coast of Australia, AC/DC. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame hosted a special day for fans ahead of the 2003 inductees' final North American stop of their "Power Up Tour" at Huntington Bank Field.
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1 week ago |
news5cleveland.com | John Kosich
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Lawmakers in Columbus heard testimony Tuesday in support of House Bill 298, one of two bills in the legislature aimed at clearing the way for Ohioans to play casino games, such as poker, roulette, and slots, online. Those testifying were in agreement that this would be a tax revenue generator for the state, which voters essentially cut out of the tax revenue stream when they legalized casinos in 2009.
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1 week ago |
news5cleveland.com | John Kosich
BEACHWOOD, Ohio — The parking lot of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in Beachwood is one it would much prefer to use only for vehicles, but in times of tragedy, like after the Oct. 7, 2024, attacks in Israel, it has become a gathering spot to mourn and reflect. Sadly, they gathered again this Friday to do just that.
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As the @GoodyearBlimp marks its 100th anniversary this week a throwback to the NBA Finals in June of 2007 with a pic I took pregame from the @WEWS chopper over Cleveland. https://t.co/LjxR9txAHw
We were just talking about this on the air. The scene at E.55th Street Marina a little calmer this morning. John Kosich live shot near Lake Erie during Superstorm Sandy https://t.co/pksPjdNmTp via @YouTube
Had a chance to talk with Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine who would ultimately decide what to do if legislature legalizes internet gambling. https://t.co/rT182TX6YP
