Four police officers were fired on various misconduct cases, including one officer who failed to investigate the domestic violence incident (Continue reading)
The Cleveland judge postpones the court’s first judicial process since the pre-COVID era after only 12 people showed up for jury duty (Continue reading)
Motorcyclist killed in accident on Interstate 90 in Cleveland on Sunday morning, police say (Continue reading)
Amirah, 7, receives an injection of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. The hospital was one of the US locations where Pfizer conducted Phase 1 of its pediatric studies to evaluate the vaccine in children aged 6 months to 11 years. (Courtesy Cincinnati Children’s Hospital)
COVID-19 vaccine trials for children have begun in Ohio. When could the shot be approved for children? ((Continue reading)
Ohio Records Only 377 New Coronavirus Cases; smallest daily case report since June 2020: Sunday update (Continue reading)
Vax-a-Million Winner, China Angry With Fauci, Wolstein Center News, More – Coronavirus Timeline May 22-28 (Continue reading)
Amusement operator hindered by recommendations on how to wear masks for children (Continue reading)
Young children cannot be vaccinated, so what should parents do with masks this summer? ((Continue reading)
A 12-year-old girl who was shot in the arm on Saturday was walking near her home when she was shot, Cleveland police said.
12-year-old girl who was shot in the arm in Cleveland walked out of her home when gunfire was fired, police say (Continue reading)
Man shot dead on sidewalk in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood, police say (Continue reading)
The son of the Cuyahoga County judge accused of fatally shooting his wife in Euclid, court records read (Continue reading)
Virtual public sessions like this Monday (May 24th) for the Cleveland City Council are about to stall unless the General Assembly acts. The regulations that enable the online meetings are due to expire on July 1, although many communities, including Cleveland, have still not reopened their town halls.
City council virtual meetings attracted large audiences, but will voters remain committed to the reopening of the boardrooms? ((Continue reading)
For the Cleveland City Council, the month-long meeting from a distance had some quirky moments (Continue reading)
38 years later, a violent felon in connection with the murders and cocaine trafficking in Cleveland’s Mafia Wars wants to be released from life imprisonment (Continue reading)
This updated depiction of the planned phase 2 redevelopment project for the Van Aken District shows the modified twin towers, now 18 and 15 stories, with some adjustments to the plans, which are still under review by the City of Shaker Heights.With the kind permission of SCB Architects
Van Aken District, Phase 2: Shaker Heights to re-convene public hearing, keep previous advisor (Continue reading)
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The parade is back in Westlake: City celebrates Memorial Day with a well-known tradition (Photos) (Continue reading)
Rocky River pulls out all the stops for Memorial Day weekend (Continue reading)
The long-lost Dylan album returned to the University Heights Library – 48 years overdue (Continue reading)
Summer construction projects in Avon move forward; Seasonal worker for water sports center (Continue reading)
Braunschweig promises 175,000 US dollars for the handicapped-accessible playground in Neura Park (Continue reading)
Medina Mayor Dennis Hanwell is running for the fourth term (Continue reading)
