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Browns Insider: Nick Chubb will likely land on PUP list next week
The status of running back Nick Chubb’s knee has been a big talking point this off-season. The Browns star has posted several videos showing that he is crushing his rehab and working his way back to the football field. Earlier this week, quarterback Deshaun Watson made it clear that...
Member of 'Superior Boys' gang sentenced to prison for killing man, taking part in crime spree spanning 2 months in Cuyahoga County
CLEVELAND — The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office has announced that Roderick Coleman has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in the death of a 33-year-old man as well as in 13 aggravated robberies in several communities over a two-month span. The 22-year-old Coleman, a member...
Predicting the Cleveland Browns biggest bust of the 2024 NFL season
Identifying many issues with the 2024 Cleveland Browns roster heading into training camp is hard. Sure, there are some questions about depth in some areas, but if depth is your biggest issue, you feel pretty confident about the overall makeup of your roster. However, one of my biggest concerns is...
Another Cleveland school board member steps down, the fifth in the last year
A longtime Cleveland Metropolitan School District board of education member has resigned, making him the fifth board member to step down in a year's time. Robert Heard Sr. has been on the board since 2004 and previously served as the board’s chair from 2007 to 2009 as well as president of the Ohio Association of School Boards from 2021 to 2022. Heard did not list a reason in the resignation letter he sent to Mayor Justin Bibb on July 11.
Man wrongfully convicted of murder sues Cleveland, Cuyahoga County
A man who spent 20 years in prison for a murder he did not commit is suing the city of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County. On Thursday, Michael Buehner was flanked by his attorneys Sara Gelsomino and Elizabeth Bonham during a press conference announcing the lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in Cleveland.
DineDrinkCLE talks Westsiders opening, fast-food chicken sandwich wars, more Cleveland food news
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Downtown Cleveland is known as a hub to great bars and restaurants, but the suburbs of Northeast Ohio are developing a culinary scene of their own with newly opened spots. In the latest episode of “DineDrinkCLE: The Podcast,” hosts Josh Duke and Alex Darus talk about...
Kindland: Protection, care for Black infants, mothers drive two of Cleveland’s most passionate advocates
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Kindness comes in many forms. It doesn’t come as early (or as often) as it should for many. Yet, protection and care for the community’s most vulnerable is perhaps the greatest kindness of all. Two Black women are doing all in their power to...
Browns made a mess: Deshaun Watson's reality isn't kind in Cleveland, and he knows it
Now entering year three with Deshaun Watson, the Cleveland Browns may be left holding the bag. Trading for him in-conference with the Houston Texans has blown up in their face like blue ink when someone tries to rob a bank. Who done it? You, Cleveland! Watson hardly played at all during the 2022 NFL season due to an 11-game suspension. He spent most of last year being hurt as well.
Northeast Ohio impact of global tech outage extends to utilities, hospitals, government
A Friday morning global tech outage impacted multiple institutions throughout Northeast Ohio, leading to flight delays, disrupting some Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle Services and forcing at least one local City Hall to shut down for the day. The outage impacted Enbridge Gas Ohio's call center, some flights at the Akron-Canton Airport, the...
Missing 13-year-old Cleveland girl ran away from Willoughby medical facility, police say
WILLOUGHBY, Ohio (WOIO) - A 13-year-old Cleveland girl is missing after running away from a medical facility, Willoughby police confirmed, and officers need help finding her. Treviana M. Sutton was described by WPD as 5′4″ tall and 130 pounds. She was last seen wearing a black T-shirt, black...
CWRU Police Department’s Sarah Shendy discusses recent promotion
WKYC: Sarah Shendy, a newly promoted lieutenant with the Case Western Reserve University Police Department, discussed the promotion and environment within the campus police department. ”Something that I really pride us on is the fact that we have built and sustained such a healthy culture here, and also one that promotes having women in leadership positions,” she said.
The Checkup: Some communities buy up and forgive millions in medical debt. Is it enough?
Americans owe medical debt adding up to a staggering $220 billion, according to an analysis of recent census data. It’s a vicious cycle that traps millions of people – many of whom are already sick, have a disability or are living on low incomes. And it seems the...
Cleveland Browns Return to Greenbrier for Second Straight Year
WHITE SULPHUR SPGS- The Greenbrier Hotel will host another NFL training camp beginning next Thursday, July 25 when the Cleveland Browns arrive for the second consecutive year. Last season, the Browns held their inaugural training camp at America’s Resort and things went so well, they are coming back. They credited their success last year, when […] The post Cleveland Browns Return to Greenbrier for Second Straight Year appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Browns beef up offensive line in Bleacher Report's latest 2025 Mock Draft
It's been three years since the Cleveland Browns have had a pick in Round 1, so there's going to be some excitement on night one of the 2025 NFL Draft. There will be some skill players who tempt the front office and get the fans riled up but in the end, there's a good chance the Browns address their offensive line. That's exactly what happens in the latest Bleacher Report mock draft as Brent Sobleski has Cleveland taking Kelvin Banks, Jr. from Texas.
Cleveland Public Health Department plans to relocate clinic to serve more clients, develop existing site as affordable housing
The City of Cleveland is looking at relocating a “lonely” clinic to a shared location and turning the former site at 3232 Lorain into affordable housing. Built in 1971, the 19,000 square-foot Thomas McCafferty building sits on 1.5 acres. Turning the largely unused clinic into affordable housing – housing is a key root cause for health outcomes – and moving Cleveland Public Health (CDPH) direct services in testing and prevention could benefit more communities, officials said.
Cuyahoga County experiences disruptions in connection to widespread technology outage
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The widespread Microsoft outage has affected some operations for Cuyahoga County, according to its press secretary. A release Friday morning assured that emergency services such as 911 and the child abuse hotline at 216-696-KIDS remain in operation. The County Department of Information and Technology is...
Local author keeps plugging away
For Broadview Heights author Gregg Tomusko, the need to continue writing is a way to convey his thoughts and ideas to others. His most recent book, “The Catholic Church and The Urantia Book,” published last year, was his eighth work. His writings include a diverse array of topics, including a collection of poems and essays, mathematics, literary criticism, historical fiction, religion and even a children’s picture book about dogs.
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