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Cleveland Department of Public Health announces 170 deaths associated with flu or pneumonia in Cuyahoga County this season

It's not too late to get a flu shot. The Cleveland Department of Public Health (CDPH) reports there have been 7,111 flu-associated emergency room visits, 170 flu-related hospitalizations and 170 deaths associated with pneumonia or flu reported in Cuyahoga County so far during this year’s flu season.

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Multiple Cleveland radio personalities laid off amid 'modernizing' effort by iHeartMedia

iHeartMedia, the largest radio company in America. has announced a “new organizational structure” and “technology transformation” that has resulted in layoffs nationwide, including in Northeast Ohio. 

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More than 100 cats removed from home on Cleveland's east side

Authorities say the cats were living in filth.

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Cleveland councilman calls on Ohio Attorney General to establish statewide policies, guidelines for high-speed chases

Blaine Griffin is calling for action after a police chase led dozens of cruisers through several neighborhoods on Wednesday.

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Union appeals Cleveland firing of officer who killed Tamir Rice

A union representing the white Cleveland police officer who shot and killed Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old black child playing with a pellet gun outside a recreation center, will ask an appeals court to overturn the officer's firing. 

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