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More than 500 free backpacks packed with school supplies will be available at four Lake County stops on Saturday, Aug. 15.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A trooper was hurt when a vehicle struck his cruiser during a Monday night traffic stop on westbound I-90 in Bratenahl. The crash involved three vehicles and sent two people to the hospital.
A Canton restaurant and home were at the center of a federal drug case. Jerrick Daniels will spend 15 years in prison.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Mentor’s Color Dash & Walk returns Aug. 15 with a 2.6-mile course, color stations, awards and a full CityFest weekend waiting at the finish line.
Arts & Culture in ...
Cedar Fairmount's 21st annual summer festival brings live music, circus performers, kid-friendly games and rocket-ship car rides to Cleveland Heights this Sunday.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
A Lake County family says a dangerously chlorinated splash pad left their 4-year-old hospitalized with internal bleeding. The lawsuit now puts Eastlake’s water-safety oversight under scrutiny.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A new off-road trail is stitching Solon and Chagrin Falls together, with the final link targeted for 2027.
Cleveland’s Puerto Rican community has won approval for a new cultural garden, but a three-to-five-year fundraising and design effort lies ahead.
An 80-year-old Canton man admitted hiding firearms in luggage bound for Greece. Investigators traced one gun back to a Canton dealer.
Sports in ...
Rocky River High School’s stadium is ready for fall with new FieldTurf and LED lighting. The roughly $672,397 upgrade came in below the district’s $800,000 projection.
Downtown Cleveland’s Gateway District now has a colorful water-themed mural painted directly onto its streets. The project is designed to bring art, history and safer street design together.
Akron police are looking for a Kenmore-area suspect accused of breaking into properties, stealing appliances and stripping property for scrap.
Politics & Govt in ...
Nearly $2.9 million meant for Ohio retired first responders’ medical claims was transferred out of a protected account. A contempt hearing is now set for August.
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