Sarah Jane Tribble’s stories on banking, technology, energy and health care have appeared in publications nationwide. After working for years at legacy Knight Ridder newspapers, Tribble moved to Cleveland to join The Plain Dealer’s medical team. In 2013, she became the health reporter and producer for Cleveland’s National Public Radio affiliate. At WCPN 90.3/ideastream, Tribble’s current stories focus on the convergence of people, money and health.
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