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Officials investigating downtown Cleveland crash that involved police cruiser
CLEVELAND — The cause of a crash in downtown Cleveland involving a city police cruiser is currently under investigation. The incident happened just after 9 p.m. Sunday night at the intersection of East 14th Street and Carnegie Avenue. 3News confirms the cruiser and another vehicle collided, but the exact circumstances surrounding the collision remain unknown.
Conservancy for Cuyahoga National Park receives $3.8 million
The Conservancy for Cuyahoga National Park—a public charity that supports the upkeep of the only national park in Ohio—has announced a $3.8 million gift from the estate of James H. Hower, an Akron businessman, who died in 2022. The largest gift in the organization’s history will be used...
Motorcycle crash with injuries reported on West Alexandria Road in Madison Township
MADISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A motorcycle crash was reported on West Alexandria Road in Madison Township Sunday evening. It was reported at the intersection with Elk Creek Road at 11:04 p.m. Emergency crews are on scene. Serious injuries have been reported but have not been confirmed by WLWT at...
Euclid bar on the verge of being shut down; deemed a nuisance and safety hazard
Euclid City Council recently voted to object to a liquor license renewal for Boozerz Sports Bar and Grille due to more than a dozen instances where police were called in reference to the business.
Golf cart crashes on Kelleys Island, seriously injuring 3 women
KELLEYS ISLAND, Ohio — Three women were flown by helicopter to hospitals in Toledo and Cleveland after they were ejected from a golf cart when it crashed into trees Friday night. A news release from the State Highway Patrol says Eleanor Austin, 27, of Clyde, was taken to St....
New Life at Calvary Church shares progress one year after destructive tornado
It’s been a long road after an EF-1 tornado caused $4 million worth of damage at New Life at Calvary on August 24, 2023. But church leaders say great progress is being made in the long-term recovery and renovation of the historic church.
WOLFS Gallery to show collectors’ Cleveland School artwork in fall exhibit
The late Northeast Ohio businessman Albert Wasserman collected a wealth of art from Cleveland School artists, spanning pieces created around the region over decades. On Oct. 4, WOLFS Gallery in Beachwood will present the art collection of Wasserman, who owned Cleveland menswear shop Mr. Albert’s Men’s World, in a new exhibit. It will include pieces for sale and highlight the works Wasserman collected from Cleveland School artists, Michael Wolf, director of WOLFS Gallery, tells Canvas.
STRONG SCRAPPERS PITCHING CLEARS THE THUNDER
NILES, OH—The Mahoning Valley Scrappers defeated the Trenton Thunder 9-2 on Saturday night, powered by a strong pitching performance from Grant Umberger. Umberger started on the mound for the Scrappers, while Cregg Scherrer got the nod for the Thunder. Both pitchers threw scoreless first innings, with Scherrer escaping a bases-loaded jam. However, the Scrappers broke through in the bottom of the second. T.J. McKenzie stole second base while Drew Holderbach swiped home, scoring the first run of the game. A catcher interference call on Chris Reeder allowed McKenzie to score, followed by a Dreylin Holmes RBI double and a wild pitch by Scherrer that brought in two more runs, capping a four-run inning for Mahoning Valley.
Youngstown-Warren Chamber seeks nominations for ‘Excellence in Manufacturing Award’
The Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber and MAGNET will again partner to honor a Valley manufacturer with the Chamber’s eighth annual Excellence in Manufacturing Award. Nominations are now being accepted for the award, which focuses on a company’s longevity in business, growth, product or workforce innovation and achievement. Nominated manufacturers...
Bonnies Come Up Short at Cleveland State
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The St. Bonaventure University men's soccer team fell to Cleveland State, 1-0, Sunday afternoon in the Bonnies first road game of the season. The Vikings (1-1-0) found the back of the net just 4:21 into the contest as Marko Rimac found the foot of Caleb Townbridge who slotted home the goal.
Euclid to replace sewer and water lines on East 220th and 221st streets
Euclid City Council has approved a contract with Trax Construction to begin work on replacing the aging sewer and water lines that run under East 220th and East 221st streets, north of Lakeshore Boulevard. The contract, which was awarded Aug. 19 at a cost of $5,369,928, means that crews can...
Stella Maris buys Flats site to expand
Addiction treatment center will take over vacant building for administrative offices and storage. By Ken Prendergast, NEO Trans. This article was published as part of an exclusive content partnership with neo-trans.blog. After nearly eight years on and off the market, a small parcel at 2208-2210 Superior Viaduct at the west...
See how Olmsted Falls City School District students compare to private school peers
Grade 3-8 For private school students on vouchers who lived in the boundaries of the Olmsted Falls City School District during the 2022-2023 school year, 11 students in grades 3-8 took English language arts and math tests. No information was available about the science tests, which are required only in fifth and eighth grades. Either no tests were taken or there were fewer than 10. To protect student privacy, the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce masks results of data when there are fewer than 10 students tested. Private schools can administer Ohio’s State Tests or over three dozen alternative assessments.
Week 1 Game Balls: Area high school football top performers
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Game balls go out to the following players for their Week 1 performances of the high school football season. Coaches are encouraged to send statistics and nominations to Matt Goul (mgoul@cleveland.com). Nominations will be accepted through Sunday evening. Check out the top performers below from Week 1. Vote in the poll at the bottom for who you think is the player of the week:
Women's Soccer Bested by Golden Flashes in Final Road Game of the Month
KENT, Oh. - The Oakland Golden Grizzlies faced a tough challenge against the Kent State Golden Flashes in a women's soccer match on Sunday at Dix Stadium. The match started with an early breakthrough for Kent State in the 5th minute when Samantha Miller scored an unassisted goal, putting the Golden Flashes ahead 1-0.
Riverside football: Coach Jeremy Ishmael and his team trusted in their preparation in Week 1
Trust your preparation. That’s the longstanding mantra of the Riverside football program. If you put in the work, you have every reason to be confident in the outcome. Maybe that’s why the Beavers looked as crisp as they did in a 31-7 win over visiting NDCL in the season opener. And maybe that’s why first-year head coach Jeremy Ishmael didn’t have butterflies in his stomach come game time.
Cleveland Cultural Gardens’ 78th One World Day “celebrates the best of us”
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The naturalization ceremony that kicked off the Cleveland Cultural Gardens’ One World Day on Sunday summed up the spirit of the festivities. “America is a nation of immigrants,” Judge J. Philip Calabrese told a crowd of 100 or so gathered in the morning rain, as they watched more than two dozen people officially become United States citizens.
Riverfest in the Flats features charity boat parade
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Riverfest was back in The Flats Sunday for the second year in a row, this time featuring a Cleveland Browns-themed charity boat parade. The second annual Riverfest -- a Cleveland staple from the 80s and 90s that was revived last year by Collision Bend Brewery -- offered Northeast Ohio visitors a reprieve from Sunday afternoon’s overcast skies. Drinks, food, live music, games and raffles abounded as attendees took in views on the Cuyahoga River.
Full Speed Ahead For A Super September In Richland County
Summer may be drawing to a close but fall fun is just beginning! We have a calendar packed with activities and events that are sure to make this September unforgettable. Mansfield and the surrounding communities are ready to offer a mix of beloved fall traditions ensuring the calendar is full of adventure throughout the month.
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