Emily Hamilton
News 5 Cleveland
Cleveland, OH, United States
Contact Emily
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Emily:
Cleveland woman searching for answers after her husband was killed four years after losing her son in hit-and-run
One year later, Cleveland police are still searching for the person who shot and killed Wilbert McCormick as he walked with his wife through Forest Hills Park in Cleveland. → Read More
Christmas tree farmers worry about supply chain, costs ahead of 2021 holiday season
The holiday season may be a few months away, but Christmas tree vendors are already anticipating possible business hiccups and increased costs related to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Tyler's Law aims to keep fair attendees safe on amusement rides this summer
Fair season is here, and as the pandemic caused many fairs to keep their gates shut last year, this is the first time carnival operators will have to abide by Tyler’s Law. → Read More
Neighbors rally to replace stolen Pride flag in Lakewood
A simple note turned a negative experience into a noteworthy show of neighborly love in Lakewood. → Read More
Future of Ashtabula County tourist attraction looming
Under the current lease terms, the lodge would become state property in 2040. → Read More
Akron city leader calls for end to 'street justice' after 1 killed, 6 shot over weekend
A violent weekend in Akron resulted in six people shot and one man dead. The series of shootings Saturday and Sunday followed a fatal shooting at Mount Peace Cemetery Friday night. → Read More
Ohioans with travel plans readjusting as cruise industry aims to get back on track
As more Americans get vaccinated and COVID-19 restrictions loosen, people are itching to travel. → Read More
Kent State Marching Band to use ice arena on campus, club hockey teams displaced
When word quickly traveled about a possible new direction for the arena, families who use the rink took notice. → Read More
Nearly $3 million geared toward treating trauma among Cleveland youth
Cleveland City Council announced it will devote $2.7 million to treat trauma through counseling programs at 22 recreation centers across the city. → Read More
2 years later: Rocky River Reservation killer still hasn't been found, in spite of $100,000 reward
It's now been two years since Carnell Sledge, 40, and Katherine Brown, 33, were shot and killed in a double homicide in the quiet Rocky River Reservation. Their killer is still on the loose, in spite of a reward that has grown to $100,000. → Read More
17th annual 'Woof Walk' giving Northeast Ohio pets a new leash on life, online and in-person registration still open
Join the Northeast Ohio SPCA, News 5’s Emily Hamilton and hundreds of furry friends at the 17th annual ‘New Leash on Life Woof Walk’ on Saturday, June 5 at Edgewater Park. → Read More
Health orders end in Ohio, Cleveland area businesses celebrate accordingly
Ohioans are now free to choose whether to wear masks in public unless a private business states otherwise. → Read More
Anxiety grows for immunocompromised Ohioans as state health mandates come to a halt Wednesday
Those with compromised immune systems are experiencing heightened anxiety. → Read More
Boom or bust? Business owners react to Memorial Day weekend crowds
Mother nature couldn’t ruin Memorial Day weekend for some Cleveland business owners. → Read More
Businesses reserve the right to enforce mask mandates past June 2, legal experts say
As we approach the end date of Gov. DeWine’s statewide health orders Wednesday, some business owners are saying not so fast. → Read More
80-year-old public housing complex scheduled for remodel after $35 million federal grant
A rebirth is on the horizon for the Buckeye-Woodhill area after a $35 million grant from the federal government. → Read More
'Happy Dog,' a Cleveland staple for live music, announces June reopening date
As state health orders will come to an end in less than two weeks, community establishments on both the East and West sides of the city are reopening their doors after more than a year-long hiatus. → Read More
Whose choice is it, anyway? Debates heat up between parents and teens about vaccines
With teens now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, debates are heating up between parents about whether to vaccinate their children. → Read More
Budget cuts to public library systems statewide could mean loss of millions in Cuyahoga County
The Ohio House of Representatives recently passed budget cuts to library systems statewide. → Read More
Get the most bang for your buck as automobile industry suffers supply shortages
The semiconductor shortage caused by the pandemic resulted in a major slowdown in production of new vehicles. → Read More