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Police say a man broke into a building near Viking Court and West 95th Street and stole property in broad daylight.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Residents pushed back on a proposed Hilton Tempo replacing the shuttered Orange Place Red Lobster, citing traffic and safety worries ahead of an August 12 vote.
An adult resident escaped a burning West 139th Street home by leaping from an upstairs window as five pets perished inside.
Food & Drinks in ...
A six-week Tuesday market at Mall B will accept SNAP and Produce Perks after Heinen's left downtown without a grocer.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Apostle Jones headlines the season finale August 20, with a marching band, cornhole, and a beer garden at The Foundry rounding out downtown Elyria's send-off.
A Carlyon Road hydrant lay knocked off its base as flames spread, and one resident says he reported it for a year.
Community & Society in ...
A Lakewood pharmacist's nonprofit is one of six groups vying for the 1911 Cleveland Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse. The application deadline lands next month.
A boy between 2 and 3 was found alone near East 92nd Street. Police and county workers are racing to find his parents.
Flooded roads and crashes piled up as over 7,000 Lorain County customers lost power Friday morning.
Chairs can go down at 6:30 a.m. Friday for the free reggae, calypso and soca show at Lake Anna Park.
One sister kept using her login for weeks after getting fired, prosecutors say, to keep the fraudulent payments flowing.
Sports in ...
Cole Floyd set a league record with 87 pounds of largemouth in one period before Jeff Sprague pulled ahead on smallmouth.
From Cleveland hot dogs to New Orleans jambalaya, a Strongsville caterer built a 32-team menu for Hall of Fame weekend.
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