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The FCC targeted the carrier behind a months‑long Walmart‑impersonation robocall; here's what Cleveland shoppers need to know.
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Petey Halpin homered twice and then slapped hitting coach Grant Fink during the Guardians' 13-4 win, turning a breakout night into the game's defining moment.
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Elyria City Schools will re-establish a two-mile bus eligibility for K‑8 as part of $9M cuts, meaning some families may lose district bus service this fall.
A Cincinnati man was sentenced to 108 months after prosecutors say he paid a minor in Indonesia to film brutal monkey‑torture videos that were sold to private online groups.
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The EEOC says a Perrysville assembly worker was disciplined and then fired after requesting pregnancy‑related accommodations at Step2’s plant.
The long‑closed lower level of Cleveland’s Veterans Memorial Bridge is open for free self‑guided visits and Friday guided walks through September. Limited spots and waivers apply.
A 12‑inch water main failed on Ridge Road in Parma, gouging the pavement and forcing lane closures with repairs expected to top six figures.
Fire crews fought a garage blaze Monday night on Shaw after witnesses said a man set it alight. East Cleveland police and fire investigators are seeking tips.
An assistant Cuyahoga County prosecutor pleaded guilty and was sentenced after a January crash on the Alger Road ramp to I‑90. The office says he returned to work after a five‑month suspension.
A 30-year-old Alliance woman died Monday after a two-vehicle collision at US 62 and Harmont Ave NE in Canton. The Canton Metro Crash Team is investigating.
A 17-year-old was shot on Longwood Avenue and taken to University Hospital in serious condition; Cleveland police are investigating.
Perry Village Police announced the sudden death of Patrol Officer Ryan Shannon, a 17-year veteran sworn in May 2009. Local departments offered condolences as details remain limited.
A calendar quirk means many SSI recipients will get two deposits in July and no separate check dated August 1. Here’s who will be affected and why.
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