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A 17-year-old boy is dead and four other teens were injured in the shooting.

In the fall of 1992, after months of planning the Lake Shore Coffee House opened without fanfare or celebration. Friends and family thought I had lost my marbles. After two evenings of soft openings the doors opened to the public and the Coffee House was an instant success and has become the anchor business in Downtown Euclid. Over three decades it has given me the opportunity to serve Euclid’s families, businesses and schools in one way or another. We raised thousands for the Euclid Hunger Center and donated countless cups of coffee to every kind of event in and around the City and could not have done it without your support. The time has come to turn the page; plan and do for other things. Retirement sort of, so I can travel a little more and simply enjoy myself without organizing and running the Coffee House. So, I guess I’m announcing my semi-retirement. That being said, you’re reading it here first, that Lake Shore Coffee House is FOR SALE. Please feel free to reach out and let’s talk if you’re interested. I sure would like to see the business carry on and grow without many changes but that is inevitable under the direction of a new owner. Please email me at lakeshorecoffee1992@gmail.com to set up a time to talk and we’ll see where this goes. In the meantime time, please continue to support “Euclid’s Meeting Place” since 1992. Thank you all so much. Sincerely, Greg Lawrence.

Highland Heights police announced that they will be offering a free women’s self-defense class, hosted by one of their own officers, on Sept. 12 at the Highland Heights Community Center, 5827 Highland Road. The class will feature Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which is specifically designed for a smaller person to defend...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Big dome of high pressure sits over the area today. Dry conditions and lots of sun in the forecast. Most will be in the 73 to 78 degree range this afternoon. Clear sky and another chilly one ahead. The wind goes pretty light allowing temperatures to...

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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Officers responded to May SOM Laundromat on Mayfield Road Aug. 23 on a report of a man sleeping in the business, which was about to close for the day. Officers found the man, 53, with an open and empty can of beer. They arrested him for...

No matter what time you call the 988 suicide prevention line, someone is there to answer. Today, James Reeves picks up the phone. “Thank you for calling 988. Can I help you?,” Reeves said into his headset on an August day at the Talbert House, a crisis call center in Cincinnati.

As Ohio students head back to school, many parents may think the return to the classroom begins when the first bell rings but for educators, the preparation starts long before. Larry Carey, culture systems consultant for Columbus City Schools and a teacher on special assignment, said teachers often spend their...

Friday, Saturday and Sunday represented the first full slate of Ohio sports to kick off the 2024-25 school year. Three different teams played their season opener, while four teams saw action over the weekend. Here is all you need to know about Ohio sports this past weekend. Football. Ohio got...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Starting Jan. 1, over 127,000 senior citizens across Ohio will see major savings on their medication, according to the AARP. That’s because there will be a $2,000 out-of-pocket cap on prescriptions for Medicare Part D enrollees. Many seniors in Ohio are on fixed incomes, making money tight. Jenny Carlson, the state […]

2: (3) VASJ 2-0 3: (2) Lake Catholic 2-0 Watch list: Kenston (1-1), Geneva (2-0), Riverside (1-1), University (1-1) Crop comments: A few significant movements in this week’s Crop, but not at the top, where Mentor remains No. 1 with a 20-14 win over St. Ignatius. Everybody knows the potential of Mentor’s passing offense, but seeing Jackson Farley run for more than 200 yards must make future opponent’s defensive coordinators uncomfortable. … VASJ moves to No. 2 after destroying Cardinal Mooney, 38-7. Lake Catholic drops to No. 3 only because the Vikings buried Mooney, whereas the Cardinals “only” beat the Cardinals, 14-0. … Yeesh, do you think Chardon was fired up to play Tiffin Columbian after losing to the Tornadoes, 50-49, last year? In a rematch, the No. 4. Toppers blew away the Tornadoes, 42-0. … Perry and Kirtland remain No. 5 and No. 6, respectively, after defeating their Week 2 opponents by a combined score of 84-6. The Pirates and Hornets will meet in Week in a bout nobody wants to miss. … Gilmour and Hawken will meet in Week 3. Both are undefeated. We made a little switch-up this week, moving Gilmour up to No. 7 and Hawken down to No. 8. That might change. Stay tuned. … Benedictine notched an impressive 40-16 win over Avon Lake in Week 2. The Bengals can throw and run equally as well. That’s a dangerous team. … Mayfield’s Tour de Elyria (with wins over Elyria and Elyria Catholic) was highlighted by an amazing comeback against EC, when the Wildcats rallied from a 26-0 deficit to win, 32-26. … Many others are knocking on the door of the Crop so stay tuned.

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By Amy Raudenbush, Stephanie Pflaum, Trevor Corboy, Mary Jo Hassen, Alan Leininger, Clifton Martin, CCA, Jordan Penrose, Beth Scheckelhoff, Frank Thayer, Kyle Verhoff, Brooks Warner, Jacob Winters, Curtis Young, CCA, Andy Michel, Kelley Tilmon, Ohio State University Extension. This August we were monitoring for fall armyworm in Ohio. Fall armyworm...

An Ohio man is reveling the strategy to his big lottery win on Aug. 24 and why he likes Ohio's Lucky for Life drawing over the standard Mega Millions drawing.

The City of Mentor unanimously passed an ordinance prohibiting camping on publicly owned land and right of way.

Bowling Green, Ohio – The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has introduced new Storybook Trails at three rest areas in northwest Ohio, designed to inspire children and families to engage in reading while enjoying the outdoors. These trails, located at the Welcome Center on I-75 southbound in Wood County and at rest areas on U.S. 30 eastbound and westbound in Wyandot County, are part of an effort to promote literacy, healthy living, and a connection with nature for travelers taking a break on their journeys.

While the cooler months are just around the corner in Ohio, there is still plenty of time before we trade lawnmowers for snowblowers. And while we can't always schedule an exact time for lawn maintenance, you could be operating your lawnmower during hours that can get you fined in the Buckeye state.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Concerning new data show Ohio is among the top states with a higher-than-average infant and maternal mortality rate. Last week, the CDC awarded the state approximately $3 million to find out how to prevent these deaths. The money, spread out over five annual installments, will be given to organizations that research […]