Denise Zarrella brings a wide range of news experience to our team. After her work as an associate producer for CNN and an Emmy Award-winning reporter for TBS's "Interact America," she turned her attention to local news. Denise began her reporting career as the weekend anchor and weekday reporter for WBBJ-TV in Jackson, Tenn. From there, she went on to hold the same positions at WCIA-TV in Champaign, Ill. Before coming to Cleveland, Denise worked as a reporter and weekend morning anchor for WBRE-TV in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. She is a graduate of Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa., where she majored in Political Science and English. She might have spent a lot of time in Pennsylvania in the past, but Denise says that she has quickly transformed herself into a Cleveland girl, proud to call Ohio home. She enjoys traveling, catching the latest movies and spending time with friends. She lives on the west side with her husband Tony, daughter Gianna, son Anthony, and two dogs.
The man who crashed his vehicle into a Vermilion Township home, rupturing a gas line and triggering a devastating explosion, was in court Thursday afternoon.
Gas bubbled up through a puddle on the outside of a warehouse fire in Cleveland on Industrial Parkway. A sources said that Sixth City Brewing Company and Coats for Kids had offices inside the warehouse that were completely destroyed.
With the coldest temperatures in the forecast since 1994, there's a good chance that there will be school cancellations for more than one day this week.
The Northeastern Ohio Coalition for the Homeless estimate at any given time in the city of Cleveland there are about 200 people walking the streets who are not staying in a homeless shelter.
Angel Arroyo Jr. entered a not guilty plea to domestic violence and resisting arrest on Monday after a call for help came into Lorain police overnight.
Anyone affected by the halt in production scheduled for March at the Lordstown General Motors plant, was invited to an open house at Local 1112 headquarters in Warren.