Jared Clayton Brown
Digital News EditorJared Clayton Brown joined the WOSU News team in November 2022. He spent seven years working for the Fox and NBC affiliate stations in Louisville and three years with the CBS affiliate station in Columbus.
Jared is a proud Detroit native and big University of Michigan fan. As a Columbus resident, he is always happy to engage in a friendly exchange with all Buckeye fans.
Jared's interest in journalism was sparked during his time at Eastern Michigan University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree majoring in English Language with a minor in Electronic Media and Film Studies.
He later earned his Master of Arts in Popular Culture degree from Bowling Green State University by writing his thesis on his all-time favorite TV show, "The Golden Girls." Completely familiar with all 180 episodes of the iconic series, Jared is always eager to meet and chat about the show with other fans.
During his time in grad school, Jared completed internships at PBS, NPR and CNN.
To relax, Jared loves to read, take long walks, listen to music, sing, swim and watch "The Golden Girls" reruns.
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Ohio State police and State Highway Patrol troopers made the arrests starting around 10 p.m., five hours after demonstrators gathered for a 5 p.m. rally. -
Householder is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence after being convicted on federal bribery charges last June. -
The Office of the Circleville City Law Director confirmed to WOSU that Chief Shawn Baer was placed on leave. -
Trey Fetzer faces multiple charges for the incident that occurred on the night of Thursday, Feb. 8. -
Meade recently stood trial on charges of murder and reckless homicide in the Dec. 2020 shooting death of Casey Goodson Jr. -
Preble County Sheriff Deputy Joshua Hamilton, died in the crash, which happened just after 4 a.m. on State Route 503. -
LaRose becomes the third candidate in race. -
Andrew Mitchell, 59, pleaded guilty Thursday to two counts of depriving individuals of their civil rights while acting under color of law and one count of obstructing justice. -
James Traficant served in Congress for 17 years in Ohio's 17th District but was expelled in 2002 after he was convicted on charges of racketeering, bribery and tax evasion -
The zoo announced the death of Sapo Thursday on social media, though he died on Oct. 7.
