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3-year-old injured after hit by vehicle in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A 3-year-old was hit by a vehicle Monday evening in Cleveland’s Union Miles neighborhood. According to Cleveland EMS, the ambulance was called to the scene on the 14200s block of Edgewood Ave. around 8:45 p.m. Cleveland EMS said the child had minor injuries from the...
Browns Cut Ties With Speedy Receiver After Rash of Injuries
The Cleveland Browns have parted ways with wide receiver Matt Landers, making room for help at offensive tackle. The Browns announced the move on Monday, August 19. Cleveland signed Landers in May, hoping he could make an impact with his speed and size. Landers is 6-foot-4, 200 pounds and ran a 4.37 40-yard dash at the 2023 combine — the third-fastest that year.
Cleveland Division of Police to host another expedited hiring event next month
CLEVELAND — The nationwide struggle to find new police officers continues to affect parts of Northeast Ohio, so much so that the Cleveland Division of Police is hosting another "expedited hiring event" to beef up its force, taking the early parts of the application process that could take weeks to complete and condensing it into one day.
Cleveland man sentenced to 151 months in prison for drug trafficking
Wheeling, W.Va. (WTRF) – A Cleveland, Ohio man was sentenced to 151 months in Federal prison for taking part in a drug trafficking conspiracy in Ohio County. 28-year-old Solomon Eli Watters from Cleveland, Ohio was sentenced on Monday. The U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Northern District of West Virginia says that Watters pled guilty in […]
MetroHealth CEO firing sparks racial tension; Mayor Bibb heading to DNC; Payday for local party chair
Since MetroHealth System’s board of trustees fired CEO Airica Steed last Friday, racial tensions have been flaring in the Cleveland community and the hospital itself. Steed, who holds a doctorate in educational leadership, was the first African-American woman to lead the public hospital, often viewed as the city’s safety net, though its expertise extends to many areas of public health and primary care.
Cuyahoga County increases funding for emergency food assistance by $250,000
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Ohio — In response to an 'significant increase' in calls for emergency food assistance, Cuyahoga County announced that they will increase funding by $250,000. Earlier this month, severe storms caused hundreds of thousands of power outages, leading to the widespread loss of food throughout Northeast Ohio. SUBSCRIBE:...
Student protest cancelled at Garfield Heights High School due to threats of serious violence
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - A national nonprofit organization is cancelling a student led protest this week that was designed to denounce the brutal violence at Garfield Heights schools. The One in Five Foundation for Kids, based in Dallas, Texas, says it has received several threats of serious harm ― and they don’t want to see anyone hurt.
Local golfer defies odds to score par-4 hole-in-one
For local golfer Peter Kijinski Jr., who was playing at Briarwood Golf Course in Broadview Heights on June 11, what began as a lackluster round of golf took a big turn for the spectacular when he landed a par-4 hole-in-one, known in golf circles as an “albatross” or double eagle.
11 Investigates: Turnpike director promises changes to eliminate unexpected invoices, long wait times
BEREA, Ohio — Two days before last week’s deadly turnpike crashes, Ferzan Ahmed, the Ohio Turnpike Commission’s executive director, leaned forward in a chair in a conference room inside the turnpike’s Berea headquarters. Occasionally, he thumped his hand against the table or his chest. “Obviously our...
State senator renews call to end the death penalty in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Republican State Senator Michele Reynolds (R- Canal Winchester) is renewing the call to end the death penalty in Ohio. She says the time is right to have the conversation because there has been a pause on executions under Gov. Mike DeWine. Senator Reynolds says the main...
ODOT reports fewer crashes where traffic signs have been replaced with radar-based technology
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Ohio Department of Transportation’s ongoing effort to improve safety at intersections by using radar technology instead of traditional street signs is showing results. For a decade now, ODOT has been replacing “prepare to stop when flashing” signs with advanced radar-based detection systems at intersections across...
Ohio Recreational Marijuana Sales Top $22 Million in First 11 Days
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Ohio’s recreational marijuana market continues to surge, with sales reaching $22.5 million in the first 11 days of legalization, according to the state’s Division of Cannabis Control (DCC). During this period, marijuana stores across Ohio sold thousands of pounds of marijuana flower and thousands of units of other cannabis products, including edibles and topicals. The … Continue reading The post Ohio Recreational Marijuana Sales Top $22 Million in First 11 Days appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
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