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The pardons include a former Cleveland Browns running back.

Larry Orwin ran 135 miles through California’s Death Valley to raise money for Breakthrough Schools’ new gym.

Hundreds of students marched along Hilliard Boulevard and Bunts Road on Thursday.

In a country still writing its mythology, Carol & John’s is where those stories are shared again, one comic at a time.

The Ashbury Senior Computer Community Center teaches students everything from how to pay bills online to how to video call grandchildren.

 “They’re definitely taking ceramics a step further than what most people think of.”

“People realizing they can come here and make it a profitable, fun stay is the key. It makes business sense (for musicians). We’re one little part of the equation, but we’re a big part of it as far as making Cleveland a viable place for these bands to play.”

An Ohio man has been charged with threatening to kill Vice President JD Vance while he was visiting his home state last month. But the man’s lawyer said his health makes it unlikely he would have been able to carry out the threat.

There are still two weeks of Test Flight for audiences to check out.

“You’ve got to see better, to know better, to be able to dream better. You can’t ignore social problems into non-existence.”

A former judge admits to guilt in a criminal case sparked by reporting by The Marshall Project – Cleveland. Sentencing will be at a later date.

“It’s definitely not your typical 5K. It’s fun when you can forget about everything and just have a blast.”

The $4.3 million that Akron-based FirstEnergy paid veteran utility lawyer Sam Randazzo in 2019 is at the center of the latest criminal trial tied to Ohio’s sweeping $60 million bribery scandal.

Considered one of the most accomplished coaches in high school football history, Coach Chuck Kyle coached at St. Ignatius from 1983 to 2022 and had numerous former players advance to college or NFL careers. He was inducted into the National High School Football Hall of Fame in 2024.

On Sunday night, community members, labor leaders, veterans and elected officials gathered outside the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center to honor the life of Alex Pretti, a longtime VA employee whose career was defined by service to others.

Jail administrators fail to fix mistakes that continue to cost lives, an analysis of state records by The Marshall Project – Cleveland shows.

From slowing down while driving on slick roads to imitating the slow, shuffling walk of penguins to never assuming lake ice is thick enough, changing behavior can keep people out of hospital emergency rooms.

College Club West (CCW) was founded in 1926 (as Lakewood College Club) to provide opportunities for college-educated women and scholarships for women seeking collegiate education. The club plans to celebrate its 100-year-anniversary in high style on April 24.

Despite sub-zero wind chills, hundreds of protesters gathered downtown to protest ICE.

During this stretch of subzero wind chills, the shelter has expanded to accept more people and is still at capacity.