Tiarra Braddock
Multimedia Journalist
Cleveland, Ohio
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Tiarra Braddock joined 19 News in January of 2020. Before coming to Cleveland, Tiarra was a reporter at WJET 24 News in Erie, PA.
Tiarra was the court beat reporter and she covered high-profile murder trials and cases that happened in Erie County.
Tiarra also covered the devastating Erie daycare fire that killed five young children in 2019. Multiple laws regarding smoke detectors and day cares were created after news coverage of that fire.
Before making her way to Erie, Tiarra spent time in Flint and Saginaw as a reporter covering the Flint Water Crisis and other news in Mid-Michigan.
Tiarra hails from the Ann Arbor, Michigan area and is a proud graduate of Ithaca College.
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More than six million people in the U.S. have Alopecia and it can affect anyone.
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The pantry is located at the Alphas’ educational center on 116th street and will be open every first Wednesday of the month.
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The center offers detox, therapy, inpatient and outpatient services.
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Ohio residents delivered research about the dangers of radioactive brine to the state attorney general and nine county prosecuting attorneys.