Mike McIntyre
Executive EditorMike became Ideastream Public Media’s executive editor in June of 2020 after ten years as host/producer of the “Sound of Ideas” on WCPN.
Mike began his journalism career in newspapers, working in Elyria, Toledo and Lorain before joining The Plain Dealer in Cleveland in 1990. He worked as a reporter and metro columnist for the paper and, later, Cleveland.com for 30 years and was honored with an induction by the Press Club of Cleveland into the Cleveland Journalism Hall of Fame in 2016.
Mike grew up in Lakewood and attended St. Edward High School and Bowling Green State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism. He is married to another executive editor, Elizabeth McIntyre of Crain’s Cleveland Business. They have two grown children, Aidan and Mo, and two lovable and sometimes exasperating dogs, Coco and Otis.
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The now-fired MetroHealth CEO Dr. Akram Boutros could face criminal charges for Ohio ethics violations and theft in office, according to an investigative report released Friday by MetroHealth. -
With just over a month before he was to step down, Boutros was fired for improperly approving supplemental bonuses for himself, according to the MetroHealth board. Boutros' lawyer says the firing is one in a series of retaliatory actions the board has taken against him.
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Ideastream Public Media's executive editor discusses the rush of daily news coverage and the privilege of producing specials that connect with users.
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The NFL's disciplinary officer decided Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson should be suspended six games after a number of women accused him of sexual misconduct.
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The longtime pastor of St. Colman Church, the Rev. Bob Begin, has died. He was known as a champion of the poor and as the "rebel priest," once being arrested for celebrating an unauthorized protest Mass at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, the headquarters of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland.
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The weekly reporters' roundtable for May 27, 2022.
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Hundreds of people on social media responded to our plea for one sentence of advice to this year's graduates. We put it together in a crowdsourced commencement address.
