Cleveland Hilton Bartender Says Boss Laughed Off Sex Assault, Takes Hotel to Court
A Cleveland bartender filed a lawsuit saying Hilton managers ignored repeated sexual assaults by a co‑worker and even laughed when she reported an attack. The complaint outlines multiple incidents spanning 2023–24.
Ohio State Lab Says Long COVID Is Quietly Wrecking Smell, Hearing and Balance
An Ohio State study using objective lab tests of 60 adults finds long COVID often causes measurable smell, hearing, balance and cognitive problems, with age and severe illness linked to worse outcomes.
Heights Council Puts ICE Traffic-Stop Uproar on Ice
After reviewing video and radio recordings, a city committee found no evidence that Cleveland Heights officers cooperated with federal immigration agents. Activists who turned over recordings say they will keep pushing for policy changes.
North Royalton Uprising: Residents Mount Recall Blitz On Mayor Antoskiewicz
A petition drive in North Royalton seeks to recall Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz after his recommended discipline of officers who raised misconduct concerns. Organizers say they need roughly 1,740 signatures to force a special election.












