Abbey Marshall
Reporter/ProducerAbbey Marshall covers Cleveland-area government and politics for Ideastream Public Media.
A Cincinnati native and Ohio University graduate, she moved to Northeast Ohio as a Report for America fellow before later joining the Akron Beacon Journal as its city government reporter.
She has reported on a variety of issues, including housing, abortion access and police reform.
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Voters in the September primary will have a chance to winnow down the field for the city's newly redrawn 15 wards and weigh in on the candidates for mayor. -
Even as many clients face potential federal and state funding cuts, as well as threats to those offering diversity, equity and inclusion programming, Women in History Ohio performers say their performances will maintain integrity true to American history. -
The power struggle appears to stem from a conflict between the city charter and the state law -
The Latino market CentroVilla 25 offers dishes and products from a dozen food and goods vendors, as well as a bar, outdoor plaza and commercial kitchen. -
Justin Woody, better known as Onya Nerve, grew up in Northeast Ohio before being launched to stardom after winning the crown in the most recent season of "RuPaul's Drag Race." -
Their dog lost a leg to a Cleveland garbage truck. Owners want an apology, more city traffic calmingThousands have contacted Cleveland officials with concerns about trash service and traffic safety on city streets in the last year. A Cleveland family says they’ve been begging city to address those issues for years. -
The Greater Cleveland Partnership has endorsed the Browns’ Brook Park stadium plan, breaking from city and county leaders. -
As Trump signals ending consent decrees, Cleveland mayor says police accountability still a priorityAs the Trump administration signals a willingness to end police accountability consent decrees, Cleveland’s decade-long federal mandate to reform its police department could be on the chopping block, but Mayor Justin Bibb said he intends to stay the course. -
Cleveland City Council will fund more than $100,000 to arts and marketing training for city youth this summer. -
Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne said the county will not financially or logistically support the Cleveland Browns' Brook Park stadium plan, accusing the team of "greed and opportunism."
