Abbey Marshall
Reporter/ProducerAbbey Marshall covers Cleveland-area government and politics for 91福利.
A Cincinnati native and Ohio University graduate, she moved to Northeast Ohio as a Report for America fellow before later joining the Akron Beacon Journal as its city government reporter.
She has reported on a variety of issues, including housing, abortion access and police reform.
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As nationwide protests under President Donald Trump march on this holiday weekend, some opposed to his administration say they won't celebrate the Fourth of July. But others say they're reclaiming what it means to be a patriot. -
Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio's CEO cited the Trump administration's freezing of Title X funds as a driving factor in closing the Midtown Cleveland clinic at the end of May. -
FirstEnergy says local infrastructure improvements are coming as part of a multi-year plan, but business owners, residents and public officials say they're fed up with frequent outages. -
Music lessons and instruments for kids are expensive. The Inspiration through Music program ensures cost doesn鈥檛 stop Cleveland kids from making their music. -
The explosion happened Monday afternoon at the Rainbow Terrace apartments near East 70th Street and Garden Valley Avenue in Cleveland's Garden Valley neighborhood. -
Cleveland native LaVerne Gore is the only challenger filed to run against incumbent Mayor Justin Bibb in his re-election bid. -
Five people, including incumbent Joe Jones and State Rep. Juanita O. Brent, have filed to run for Cleveland City Council's Ward 1 seat on the city's East Side. -
The program will build 10 new houses on E. 143rd St. in Mount Pleasant and provide job opportunities for a dozen teens. -
Voters in the September primary will have a chance to winnow down the field for the city's newly redrawn 15 wards and weigh in on the candidates for mayor. -
Even as many clients face potential federal and state funding cuts, as well as threats to those offering diversity, equity and inclusion programming, Women in History Ohio performers say their performances will maintain integrity true to American history.
