Glenn Forbes
Host/ProducerGlenn has worked in radio newsrooms in Ashtabula, Toledo, Newark, OH and Cleveland. He’s also held several different roles at WOIO Cleveland 19, including general assignment reporter and sports anchor.
Glenn has been with IPM since 2018 and has hosted Morning Edition, The Sound of Ideas and All Things Considered. A graduate of The Ohio State University, Glenn lives in Westlake with his wife and two children.
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The attorney for Walker's family said they will not rest until the police provide answers; Akron cancels this week's Rib, White, & Blue in response to the protests; Deshaun Watson's hearing concluded after three days with no decision yet on possible punishment. -
Walker, a 25-year-old Black man, was shot and killed by Akron police following a car chase early Monday.
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So far this year, Cleveland police have responded to 495 shootings and 61 homicides, 52 of which are gun-related, according to officials.
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Low income families in Ohio are challenged due to limits imposed on baby formula by a public assistance program; Akron police hope to install 130 license plate-reading cameras that use artificial intelligence; Ohio Redistricting Commission members spar over state supreme court contempt charges.
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The council committee had a discussion about tackling juvenile crime which they perceive has increased; A Canton nonprofit delivering affordable groceries to low-income residents had to halt delivery due to car part theft from its vehicles; Lordstown closes $230M deal with Foxcon.
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The draft reportedly written by Justice Samuel Alito states that Roe was wrongly decided and the decision should fall on politicians, not courts; Gov. DeWine gave $1.5 million in public funds as part of an executive order to anti-abortion clinics marketing themselves as crisis pregnancy centers; Akron City Council held a special meeting to unveil proposed ward maps for next year: and more stories.
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The five leading GOP candidates have spent a combined $65 million - spending could reach around $150 million by the general election in November; Cuyahoga County Sheriff resigns a year after appointment; Guardians beat Athletics in first sweep in 22 years; and more stories.
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Ohio's highest court ruled the fourth set of maps as unconstitutional; Civil rights activists joined Cleveland State students in a protest against the law school's name; and more stories
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Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson speaks to media for the first time since being traded to the team. Watson was accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault by several women.
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Appearing on a panel Wednesday with Lorain Mayor Jack Bradley and Lordstown Mayor Arno Hill, company founder Edward Bartlett spoke of the pervasive problem of submarine maintenance in the U.S. Navy.
