WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

News 5, located in Cleveland, is Ohio's first television station and is affiliated with ABC under the Scripps umbrella. Known for its strong commitment to journalism, News 5 achieved a remarkable milestone in 2020 by winning 29 Emmy Awards, the highest number in the local market. This includes accolades for Overall Excellence and a consecutive fourth win for News Excellence.

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English
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78
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Global

#36252

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#7330

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#409

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  • 19 hours ago | news5cleveland.com | Elizabeth Vanmetre

    CLEVELAND — Horror fans, filmmakers and industry insiders have descended on Northeast Ohio for a weekend of screams, suspense and cinematic creativity. The 14th annual International Horror Hotel Film Festival and Convention kicks off June 19 and runs through June 22 at the Crowne Plaza Cleveland Airport in Middleburg Heights.

  • 1 day ago | news5cleveland.com | Elizabeth Vanmetre

    MILLERSBURG, Ohio — Trash was piling up. Water bills were going unpaid. Families living in the Millersburg Trailer Park were left in limbo, unsure where their rent money was going or when things might improve. Now, just a few months later, residents say the worst is finally behind them and they’re seeing real change. News 5 has been following through on this story since February, when tenants first raised concerns about the park's conditions and questioned where their money was going.

  • 2 days ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

    WARREN, Ohio — Just two days after a Cuyahoga County Grand Jury indicted a man accused of killing Juvar King, the family of the missing Warren man came together on Thursday to honor him. “We just out here showing our appreciation and showing love,” said Juvar King’s daughter, Javanier King.

  • 2 days ago | news5cleveland.com | Elizabeth Vanmetre

    PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio — Strong storms swept through Northeast Ohio overnight, leaving behind a trail of widespread damage in several communities. Severe Thunderstorm storms passed through several Northeast Ohio counties RELATED: Severe Thunderstorm storms passed through several Northeast Ohio countiesIn Cleveland, James Fitzgerald woke up to find a massive tree had fallen directly onto his garage. “Oh my god! How am I going to take care of this?” he said, laughing nervously.

  • 2 days ago | news5cleveland.com | John Kosich

    CLEVELAND — Amtrak set an all-time ridership record last year, serving nearly 33 million passengers, but it came with an operating loss of $705 million, a number the rail service points out is decreasing. Still, it was part of the reason why Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno raised the question, when it comes to Amtrak, what are we doing? "The government should just sell it," Senator Moreno told News 5. "We shouldn't be in the railroad passenger business.