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BROOKFIELD BAGS THEIR FIRST WIN
BROOKFIELD OH- Brookfield snagged their first win of the season on Tuesday, taking down Badger in four sets (25-18, 19-25, 25-22, 25-13). Leading the charge for Brookfield, Brooke Montgomery hammered down 19 kills, with Leah Wlodarski adding 11 and MaRae Craig chipping in 9. Rylie Burdge set up the offense with 30 assists. On defense, Wlodarski led with 12 digs, followed by Alexia Baker and Montgomery with 9 each. At the service line, Wlodarski fired off 5 aces, while Montgomery and Baker contributed 3 and 1, respectively.
You can now become a Cleveland police officer in record time; here’s how
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland city officials are holding an expedited hiring event to make the process easier and quicker for those who want to be Cleveland police officers. According to officials, they are taking the first part of the application process and condensing it into one day. Applicants will...
Spanish-speaking seniors in Lorain fill up on food and friendship
One in seven Ohioans faces food insecurity, according to Feeding America. This series is produced in partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. Social gathering can be an extremely effective tonic for loneliness in an age of isolation, and food is a staple of any gathering. A...
East Tech Alumni Reunion, Black Men’s Wellness Day this week in Cleveland
It’s time to go back to school in Greater Cleveland. Be sure to encourage our youth as they prepare for another school year. If you are a student reading this, be confident and kind this year while making sure to check in with yourself and your peers. Although school...
Cleveland mourns loss of community advocate Kwame Botchway
Community advocates are mourning the loss of Kwame Botchway, the 33-year-old director of Community Impact and Innovation for Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, who was found dead in his apartment on Cleveland's West Side Aug. 17. No cause of death was announced. Botchway, who led the organization's small business development and entrepreneurship...
19-year-old Euclid man slain on Cleveland’s East Side, police say
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Police are investigating the slaying of a 19-year-old man Monday on the city’s East Side. The office of the Cuyahoga County medical examiner identified the victim as Amarion S. Bush of South Euclid. He was wounded on East 114th Street. If you purchase a product...
Cleveland Browns: Nick Chubb Named At The Center Of Massive Trade (Report)
The Cleveland Browns are trying to catch lightening in a bottle two years in a row. In 2023, the Browns overcame numerous injuries (including to their star quarterback and running back) yet still found a way to go 11-6 on the year and make the playoffs. Heading into 2024, Cleveland...
Central Ohio passenger rail project takes next step forward
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH)– The Pittsburgh to Columbus to Chicago passenger rail project has taken another step forward by partnering with an engineering consulting firm to assist with planning and design. “This is actually finally beginning the planning process,” explained the principal planner with the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission Elliott Lewis. “We have the technical experts on […]
Proof That Ohio is Full of Bad Drivers
According to a recent study, Ohio drivers have the 2nd most speeding tickets in the United States. Insurify crunched numbers of Ohio drivers in each state with speeding tickets on their driver records over the last 7 years compared to those without,. The Insurify data team compared the number of...
New school year means new potential for swatting threats
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As kids head back to the classroom, districts find themselves dealing with a relatively new problem -- swatting calls. A new report shows the wide-ranging impact such calls have on students and taxpayers. ALSO | Back To School: CCS Superintendent says 'We are ready'. According...
Ohio coal plant subsidies still a bad deal for ratepayers despite growing generation demand, experts say
The pair of 1950s-era coal plants bailed out under Ohio’s House Bill 6 law are likely to remain unprofitable even after a surge in grid operator payments to generators, experts say. The PJM Interconnection grid market makes capacity payments to line up power to meet expected demand in the...
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