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Akron’s school board approved an $80,000 settlement that restores sick leave and counseling after overturning an earlier administrative finding.
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Two Wayne County sheriff’s deputies were stabbed Tuesday around 11 a.m. in Congress Township; the Wayne County Sheriff's Office says an investigation is underway.
A Maple Heights woman pleaded not guilty after being indicted in the April 19 Cleveland hit-and-run that killed Donna Godly, 74.
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Donovan Mitchell poured in 43 points while Cleveland's third-quarter blitz flipped Game 4, producing a 112-103 win that tied the series 2-2.
Police and state gambling regulators executed late‑April search warrants at two Mentor‑on‑the‑Lake game shops, disabling roughly 80 machines and seizing cash as investigators review possible charges.
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Cleveland moved to end its long‑promised SiFi fiber deal after the company failed to start work. City leaders say they'll pursue other broadband paths while expanding low‑cost options.
A U.S. Marshals task force has posted a reward for Gregory Harris, wanted by four Northeast Ohio agencies on charges including alleged cocaine trafficking and a probation violation.
Three Akron men face a Summit County jury Monday in the 2024 carryout shooting that killed Jamar E. Franklin.
A 17‑year‑old was killed in a Cleveland shooting Saturday night; police have opened a homicide probe and are seeking tips from the public.
The Guardians traded LHP Matt Wilkinson and the No. 29 pick for two‑time Gold Glove catcher Patrick Bailey, prioritizing elite defense behind the plate.
A Garfield Heights man was sentenced to 352 months after pleading guilty to a December 2021 spree that targeted 10 Cleveland‑area stores. Prosecutors say he stole nearly $3,000 and hid evidence.
The Lake County Captains are pushing Eastlake for a new long-term lease and roughly $400K in repairs at Classic Auto Group Park. A town hall is set for Monday to discuss the plan.
At Cleveland’s City Club, HHS Secretary RFK Jr. called the U.S. the "sickest nation" and previewed dietary and vaccine policy moves that have drawn legal and medical pushback.
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