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Two recent murders at separate GCRTA stations in East Cleveland have raised concerns about public safety. A 17-year-old was stabbed, and a 27-year-old was shot days apart.
Suspect Dionte Hawthorne Jr., sought for attempted murder, died by suicide as the NOVFTF tried to arrest him in Cleveland.
The trial of Paul Hicks for the 2001 murder of Regina Rowe-Hicks continues, with witnesses testifying about his actions and the possibility of fabricated evidence.
Kahrese Tracey Scott Lee was sentenced to seven years for running a multi-state car theft ring and pleading guilty to transporting stolen vehicles and operating a chop shop.
Firefighters extinguished a second-floor house fire on Cherrybank Dr, with all residents, including a dog, safely evacuating. The cause is under investigation.
U.S. Marshals arrested two suspects, Dominick Newby and Jayshawn Collins, wanted for the murder of Patrick Carner outside Angie’s Soul Café in Cleveland.
Euclid Police are seeking a thief who used a stolen credit card at a Walgreens and liquor store, deriding the suspect as a "bargain bin bandit" on their Facebook page.
The Lake County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam where callers impersonate officers to demand payment for fake warrants, using call spoofing and false documents.
The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office uses "Reward Wednesday" on social media to solicit public help in solving crimes, offering up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest.
Elyria Police seek public help to find missing Eric Todd St. Clair, urging anyone with information to contact them. No details on circumstances were provided.
Cleveland Police seek community help to find a young person, Tommy Thompkins, reported missing since December 9, last seen on E. 111th St. It's a crime to conceal a missing juvenile.
Four people were charged in a major drug trafficking operation in Cleveland, involving meth and fentanyl linked to Mexico, as announced by federal authorities.
Ex-corrections officer James P. Jackson was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes to smuggle contraband into Trumbull Correctional Institution.
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