Years after scrutiny, Black drivers still dominate Bratenahl traffic stops
Bratenahl compiles nearly four years of traffic stop data after Marshall Project - Cleveland reports. Black drivers are cited at higher rates.
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A battle with scars: Ronald Kisner’s long road back
Kisner, 77, was in the midst of planning a celebration of his kidney transplant, he said, when he was attacked outside of his church.
After series of deaths, Cuyahoga County Jail struggles to implement new CPR policy
Jail officials updated an employee handbook in January to require CPR in medical emergencies, but they haven’t informed most corrections officers yet.
Blanket Sunday celebrates 40th anniversary of bringing blankets, essentials to Northeast Ohioans
As its name implies, “Blanket Sunday” also serves the unhoused. What began as a large donation of blankets to SVDP by an employee at the former O’Neil’s department store in Akron has blossomed into an enduring and regionwide effort to keep those unable or unwilling to stay in shelters warm at night.
National expert, trafficking survivor, leader Alia Azariah to keynote event in Cleveland
A California native, Azariah serves as director of collective impact for Safe House Project (SHP) in Ventura, a national nonprofit organization, and advocate to prevent human trafficking that provides aftercare for victims and helps them transition into safe, restorative care.
Armed man charged toward Democratic candidate for Ohio governor at fair, law enforcement says
A 38-year-old was taken into custody on Sunday, according to law enforcement.
Teen treatment center CEO accused of unlawful sexual contact with minor in police sting
Police say the head of Fox Run Center for Children and Adolescents drove nearly 200 miles to meet with someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.
Cleveland is now a City of Peace but what does that mean?
Last year, this proclamation, which is a symbolic commitment to advancing peace, was announced on the stage of the LatinUs Theater in the Pivot Center located on W. 25th Street.
The girls who survived
Ohio’s residential treatment centers left them with trauma and questions. The friendships forged inside helped them heal and find answers.
Lakewood fights against power outages – PUCO issues notice of probable noncompliance to FirstEnergy
Almost 300 residents shared stories of loss, fear and instability resulting from power outages in a letter sent to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
A battle with scars: Ronald Kisner’s long road back
Kisner, 77, was in the midst of planning a celebration of his kidney transplant, he said, when he was attacked outside of his church.
After series of deaths, Cuyahoga County Jail struggles to implement new CPR policy
Jail officials updated an employee handbook in January to require CPR in medical emergencies, but they haven’t informed most corrections officers yet.
Blanket Sunday celebrates 40th anniversary of bringing blankets, essentials to Northeast Ohioans
As its name implies, “Blanket Sunday” also serves the unhoused. What began as a large donation of blankets to SVDP by an employee at the former O’Neil’s department store in Akron has blossomed into an enduring and regionwide effort to keep those unable or unwilling to stay in shelters warm at night.
National expert, trafficking survivor, leader Alia Azariah to keynote event in Cleveland
A California native, Azariah serves as director of collective impact for Safe House Project (SHP) in Ventura, a national nonprofit organization, and advocate to prevent human trafficking that provides aftercare for victims and helps them transition into safe, restorative care.
Armed man charged toward Democratic candidate for Ohio governor at fair, law enforcement says
A 38-year-old was taken into custody on Sunday, according to law enforcement.
Teen treatment center CEO accused of unlawful sexual contact with minor in police sting
Police say the head of Fox Run Center for Children and Adolescents drove nearly 200 miles to meet with someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.
Cleveland is now a City of Peace but what does that mean?
Last year, this proclamation, which is a symbolic commitment to advancing peace, was announced on the stage of the LatinUs Theater in the Pivot Center located on W. 25th Street.
The girls who survived
Ohio’s residential treatment centers left them with trauma and questions. The friendships forged inside helped them heal and find answers.
Lakewood fights against power outages – PUCO issues notice of probable noncompliance to FirstEnergy
Almost 300 residents shared stories of loss, fear and instability resulting from power outages in a letter sent to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
