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The Pentagon directed the termination of most DoD collective‑bargaining agreements; AFGE says more than 600 civilian workers at DFAS Cleveland lost contract protections. Union leaders vow legal challenges.
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A former Progressive Field concessions worker alleges months of racist slurs, sexual misconduct and threats while on the job. The Cuyahoga County suit seeks reinstatement, back pay and damages.
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Former Cleveland officer Matthew Piter was arrested after failing to verify his Tier I registry address; arraignment is set for May 4.
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Holden Arboretum scientists are racing to breed hemlocks that can survive the woolly adelgid as the pest shows up in more Northeast Ohio parks.
Fire crews responded to a house fire on Kempton Avenue in Cleveland, live footage captured a heavy emergency response. Officials had not yet released cause or injury details.
FOX 8’s I‑Team found Clevelanders still waiting long for ambulances after the city hired medics, highlighting hospital offloads and system strain as part of the problem.
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The 271‑room Embassy Suites in Independence sold for just over $15 million, less than half its prior sale price.
Twenty‑six Fairview Park residents sued to stop the city’s proposed purchase of 22100 Mastick Road, saying officials rushed the plan and failed to study alternatives.
Saturday’s Powerball produced no grand‑prize winner, Ohio players claimed thousands in smaller prizes, and the next jackpot estimate climbed toward $87 million.
A student at Heights High died after a medical emergency. The district has mobilized counselors and social workers to support students and staff.
A child was struck in a hit-and-run at the Garfield Heights Taco Bell on Turney Road. Police are searching for the driver and seeking video and tips.
A Warren shooting left one person seriously injured and a woman was arrested, police say. Detectives have opened an active investigation and asked for tips.
Painesville and Wickliffe have put earned-income levies on the May ballot after state funding cuts forced layoffs and program reductions.
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