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Rob Powers

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Proud Cleveland native, News Anchor at News 5, telling stories in my hometown, let me know yours! Father of two, husband of one. See ya on TV.

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  • This WWII Veteran hopes to have a big guest at his 104th birthday

    4 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Rob Powers

    Denver Moore has a big birthday coming up, and he has a big guest in mind. President Donald Trump. “It’d be nice if he comes to my party,” Moore said. He turns 104 on May 15. With some help, this World War II Veteran made the plea on TikTok with a post that has since gone viral.

  • Save a limb. Save a life: Cleveland doctor helps save people's limbs from amputation

    1 month ago | news5cleveland.com | Rob Powers

    CLEVELAND — Save a limb. Save a life. A major investment in research, education, and clinical care is coming to University Hospitals, intended to help pioneer the field of limb preservation. We've been following this groundbreaking medical treatment for years.

  • Residents in this Cleveland area remember village of 1st Black mayor in Ohio, ensure neighborhood's future

    2 months ago | news5cleveland.com | Rob Powers

    Residents of the Lee-Seville neighborhood in Cleveland’s Ward 1 are reaching back to the past to ensure the neighborhood’s future. It wasn’t always part of Ward 1. In fact, it wasn’t always a part of Cleveland. In 1927, this area was known as Miles Heights, a village unto itself. “It was like living in Mayberry,” Pastor Horace Glover Jr. from the Leviticus Sweet Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church said.

  • This is how a group of Rittman Middle School students are honoring veterans this holiday season

    Nov 25, 2024 | news5cleveland.com | Rob Powers

    One might think the students at Rittman Middle Schoolwould be a world away from the "real world."No. They're actually less than four miles. The students have been raising money and volunteering for Wreaths Across America, a national non-profit committed to honoring and teaching the sacrifices of veterans by laying wreaths this holiday season at the graves of fallen service members. “We really wanted to thank them,” said 7th grader Claire Kyanko.

  • Fairview Park's Seabury Avenue lights might look different this year

    Nov 13, 2024 | news5cleveland.com | Rob Powers |Courtney Shaw

    The Seabury Avenue lights are quite the sight during the holidays. People who live on the half-mile stretch in Fairview Park decorate their lawns for Christmas, and people come from miles around to take in the sights. "There are people that have expressed fear and concern for their safety and that's where we come in," Chief Paul Shepard said. The city is not asking people who live on Seabury Avenue not to decorate their yards and for people to stop coming to view the decorations.

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