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The ‘Toilet Seat Murder’: Divided high court rejects Cleveland man’s attempt to withdraw plea
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A divided Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to hear the case of a Cleveland man who says he was coerced by prosecutors into pleading guilty to a crime he didn’t commit. Four justices – Sharon Kennedy, Patrick Fischer, Pat DeWine and Joe Deters –...
Cleveland Nightmare, Two Men Found Guilty of Executing Mother in Front of Horrified Kids
Two Cleveland men have been found guilty of a heinous act, the murder of a 29-year-old woman, Alyson Appling-France, as her children witnessed the tragedy. Jamar Skanes, 50, and Alontez Beasley, 35, now face the weight of the law for their actions back in January. According to a Cleveland.com report, the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office outlined the verdict, which included charges of aggravated murder, two counts of murder, and conspiracy to commit murder.
Pup in Cleveland jumped on stove for leftovers but started a fire instead
In Cleveland, Ohio, one of the family dogs started a house fire after he jumped on the stove and accidentally ignited the burner with his paw. According to WdsuNews, the French bulldog named Harvey, climbed up for a snack, and the rest is kitchen fire history. Fortunately Harvey and his dog pal were rescued, and the family does have insurance, but the house is a mess.
A Cleveland museum, a summer education program and a book proposal receive $1.3 million from National Endowment for the Humanities
CLEVELAND, Ohio –- The National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded $37.5 million in grants for 240 humanities projects across the country. Three of these grants – almost $1.3 million – will support projects in Northeast Ohio. Among the funds allocated to preserve and expand access to...
Stern Advertising leaves legacy with its popular jingles
Stern Advertising, a longtime Cleveland ad agency, leaves behind a legacy of passion for the field, nationally-renowned campaigns and more. Former President Doug Cohen said his coworkers and clients were the highlights of working at Stern. “(There were) great experiences,” Cohen told the Cleveland Jewish News. “We’ve done some great...
Cleveland Ballet opens season in Vermilion
VERMILION, Ohio – ClevelandBallet dancers have returned to the studio after a summer hiatus and will open their 2024-2025 season with “Encore in Vermilion.” The event takes place at 6 p.m., Saturday, September 21, with a wine and appetizer reception and continues with an outdoor performance at 7 p.m.
What's being done to save Black babies in Cuyahoga County
The Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative of Northern Ohio (CTSC) at Case Western Reserve University has awarded ten projects to academic and community teams to support work in this effort.
Southern Italian dinner raises money to restore fountain in Italian Cultural Garden
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The 84-year-old Renaissance fountain in the Italian Cultural Garden is being restored. To raise the $34,000 needed for the work, garden supporters are hosting the second Pranzo Italiano, a benefit dinner at Valerio’s Restaurant in Cleveland’s Little Italy neighborhood. The garden, which is between...
Marshals arrest suspect wanted in Cleveland Metroparks shooting in St. Louis
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A suspect wanted in a shooting incident at the Cleveland Metroparks was arrested Tuesday in St. Louis. Metroparks police had searched for Marcus Anderson, 29, on charges of attempted murder. Anderson is a suspect in the attack June 22 at the Red Oak Picnic Area in Garfield Heights.
Medications you take may make you more sensitive to heat
CLEVELAND — Most of us never think twice about the weather and our chronic illness, but that pill you popped to treat your condition may not mix well with the heat. "One thing that I think a lot of people don't know is that many medications can increase your risk, and there are so many that can do it," said Dr. Ryan Marino, associate professor of emergency medicine at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. "Most people are on one or another."
Trumbull County St. Vincent de Paul Society hosting Friends of the Poor walk in September
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will host its third annual Friends of the Poor Walk at 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sept. 21 at Perkins Park in Warren. The event is open to the public via registration, expects nearly 500 walkers, anticipates raising over $25,000 for the St. Vincent de Paul Northeast Ohio District to support community members in need, and is supported by 46 local sponsors.
New Cincinnati-area Goodwill opening this week, to offer freebies
A new Goodwill in Deerfield Township is hosting a grand opening Thursday. The store, located at 3990 Montgomery Road, marks Goodwill's 20th Southwest Ohio location. Ohio Valley Goodwill plans to have at least 30 locations open across the region by 2030, according to a press release. ...
Local doctor worries about ER availability if hospital closes
As the fate of Trumbull Regional Medical Center hangs in the balance in bankruptcy court, a local physician is talking about how losing the hospital in Warren will have far-reaching effects, especially for emergency care.
Browns Make Shocking Cut at Running Back to Finalize 53-Man Roster
The NFL regular season continues to get closer day by day. The Cleveland Browns have hopes and beliefs that they will be one of the best teams in the NFL. Until the season starts on September 8 against the Dallas Cowboys, the Browns have to continue fine-tuning the squad as they trim down the roster.
Oregon authorities locate missing daughter of ex-Cleveland pitcher
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Brenna Swindell, the 29-year-old daughter of ex-Cleveland pitcher Greg Swindell who was reported missing last week by her family, has been found safe in Oregon and was set to be returned to her family, authorities confirmed Tuesday. Reports surfaced Monday after Swindell, a single mother of...
Browns Surprisingly Release 3 Playmakers on Roster Cutdown Day
We are finally at the end of August, which means the regular season is on the horizon. The regular season starts on Sept. 8 against the Dallas Cowboys but before we can get there, teams must trim down the roster. Today at 4 p.m. ET is the deadline to get...
Woman snorts drugs in front of children at Mayfield Heights park
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A Cleveland Heights woman, 66, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance around 5 p.m. Aug. 15 after she was seen snorting drugs at Oakville Park in the presence of children. She later claimed that it was Percocet, but the drugs recovered were believed to...
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