Sara Shookman
WKYC Channel 3 News
Cleveland, OH, United States
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Akron Public Schools to vote on diversity, equity, and inclusion English curriculum
The new curriculum in Akron comes as the state legislature considers three bills that could limit the role of K-12 schools in teaching controversial topics. → Read More
New VeloSano funding helps continue innovative breast cancer research
At Cleveland Clinic, VeloSano funding has just been committed to three research projects aimed at better lives and better outcomes for breast cancer patients. → Read More
Cleveland area doctor launches local baby formula exchange amid shortage
Since the weekend, Dr. Jessica Madden has collected some 300 cans, and is just as quickly doling them out. → Read More
Inflation issues impacting food banks in Northeast Ohio
It's hard to keep talking about inflation, but it's impossible to ignore. This week's data showed food prices are up nearly 10 percent from a year ago. → Read More
The impact of inflation on car sales, both old and new
With lower-than-expected sales, Carvana announced this week they would be laying off workers and moving operations away from their Euclid facility. → Read More
Surprising a deserving Lyndhurst nurse with a day of pampering and self care
For National Nurses Week, we wanted to find ways to give back to those who give so much to others. We got dozens of nominations, including one for Laura Pavalko. → Read More
Whiplash on Wall Street leaves investors wondering what's next for US economy
The idea of a recession has left investors with a nervous eye on the numbers. → Read More
The impact the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike will have on you
The price of new mortgages will jump, and variable rates—like your credit card APR—are where you'll notice changes right away. → Read More
What Ohio's US Senate, gubernatioral primary results mean for November's election
The primaries provided some insight on where the minds of voting Ohioans are. → Read More
OHSAA bylaws could soon allow high school athletes to profit from their likeness
Changes could be coming next month for Ohio high school athletes, when principals vote on new bylaws to allow the athletes to profit off their popularity. → Read More
A Turning Point: As we observe Holocaust Remembrance Day, a concerning rise antisemitism in Ohio and beyond
In the past five years, attacks on the Jewish community have increased almost 100%. → Read More
How parents of children under 5 can move as they await approval of COVID vaccine
While vaccines for adults have been available for more than year, it's easy to forget about families still dealing with daycare or preschool quarantines. → Read More
Union nurses at University Hospitals in Geneva left out of COVID appreciation bonuses
UH says union employees are not eligible for the bonuses, but the Ohio Nurses Association claims its workers could get the money at the hospital's discretion. → Read More
Can Cleveland become a '15-minute city'? Experts say it's a real possibility
Instead of a concrete jungle where people work and separate places where people live, in a so-called 15-minute city, everything is closer. → Read More
Boss Ladies of CLE: The women with top roles in the Justin Bibb administration
100 days into the job, Bibb's team is already starting to make its mark on Cleveland, in part through its 'boss lady' leadership. → Read More
Dopamine dressing is the bright and happy fashion trend we've all been craving for spring
You're going to see a whole lot of color in stores this season. → Read More
Northeast Ohio native working with Red Cross to aid Ukranian refugees in Poland
A Northeast Ohio native who works with the Red Cross, is now on the ground in Poland. → Read More
Connecting the history of Cleveland baseball and the Guardians
Cleveland's baseball team has a new nickname with a proud tradition. → Read More
Northeast Ohio doctors not fearful of BA.2 COVID-19 surge in the U.S.
Local doctors remain optimistic that the U.S. will not see a BA.2 subvariant surge as other countries are now experiencing. → Read More
Boss Ladies of CLE: Cleveland International Film Festival Executive Director Marcie Goodman
The Cleveland International Film Festival begins tonight at Playhouse Square. → Read More