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Tiffany Tarpley

Tiffany Tarpley

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Morning News Anchor and Reporter, Good Morning Cleveland, WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

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Total articles 415

  • This is how many veteran teachers are leaving Lorain City Schools

    By Tiffany Tarpley Verified| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified Ohio schools are anxiously awaiting the final state budget, which must be passed by June 30. “We have to come up with a five year forecast for the schools to say how we’re going to spend our money for five years but the state tells us every two years how much money we’re going to get, and right now, we don’t know,” said Lorain City Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Graham.

    By Tiffany Tarpley Verified · WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Federal agency, Lorain mayor weigh in on safety of East 28th Street bridge

    By Tiffany Tarpley Verified| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified LORAIN, Ohio — After reaching out to several entities, we are getting more insight into the safety of the East 28th Street railroad bridge and underpass. I reached out to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA.) The agency is tasked with overseeing and auditing railroad bridge management programs to make sure they comply with federal safety standards.

    By Tiffany Tarpley Verified · WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • This is how many veteran teachers are leaving Lorain City Schools

    By Tiffany Tarpley Verified| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified Ohio schools are anxiously awaiting the final state budget, which must be passed by June 30. “We have to come up with a five year forecast for the schools to say how we’re going to spend our money for five years but the state tells us every two years how much money we’re going to get, and right now, we don’t know,” said Lorain City Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Graham.

    By Tiffany Tarpley Verified · WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Apr. 14, 2025

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WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

+1 216-431-5555