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Rachel Gross

Rachel Gross

Verified

News Producer, WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)

Kent County, Clevel

Biography

Semi-nocturnal news producer at WKYC. I write what you hear on TV. Former journalism student.

Final Covers

Cleveland local news

Doesn’t Cover

education, sports

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Content

Total articles 44

  • Art helps everyone. Why is that hard to understand?

    By Rachel Gross Verified| Tallahassee Democrat Verified How is funding the recovery of the only arts-related part of the Tallahassee community even a question? We do not have any large or prestigious museums, no collections, no accessible local or state heritage, at least not facilities comparable to any other city with a similar populace. The small museums we do have are doing very good, very important work that serves our community on less than a shoestring of a budget. We should be funding them, too.

    By Rachel Gross Verified · Tallahassee Democrat

    Jul. 05, 2024

  • Free public tours at Cleveland's Playhouse Square to return this weekend

    By Rachel Gross Verified| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified CLEVELAND — It’s one of Cleveland’s most iconic venues – Playhouse Square.   Over the past 100 years, the theaters have grown into a downtown landmark and a top place to visit. But beyond the flashy shows and crowds of people, there are layers of history. “These theaters [were] showing vaudeville, silent movies, and theatrical productions through the 1920s,” said Kristen Jantonio, communications manager for Playhouse Square.

    By Rachel Gross Verified · WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Mar. 13, 2024

  • World Cancer Day 2024: Cleveland Clinic trial provides hope for man with brain tumor

    By Rachel Gross Verified| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified CLEVELAND — It started with a seizure. That’s when 34-year-old Peter Mang discovered he had cancer. “Whatever they told us, I didn’t comprehend it,” Mang said. “It took a while to actually realize what this was. Because I had never heard the word glioblastoma in my life.”  Mang had a brain tumor. He says surgery helped remove 99% of it – and chemotherapy and radiation helped remove the rest. But he knew there was a chance it would return.

    By Rachel Gross Verified · WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Feb. 04, 2024

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Company Info

WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

+1 216-344-3333