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Are you eligible for free air conditioning? Deadline to apply for HEAP assistance ends...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Summer is winding down, but Cuyahoga County residents still have until the end of the month to apply for help with their cooling costs through the state’s Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) summer crisis program. The program, offered in partnership with the Ohio Department of...
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Shoplifter says she only removed handbag from Target to show it to her friend...

A Euclid woman, 45, was cited Sept. 10 for the theft of a $55 handbag. She said she removed it from the store to show to her friend waiting in the parking lot and ask him for permission to purchase it. She did not explain why she removed the price...
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Cleveland Public Library scammed out of $400,000

(The Center Square) – The Cleveland Public Library transferred almost $400,000 to a fake vendor as part of a payment redirect scam, State Auditor Keith Faber said Tuesday. Faber said the library failed to adopt proper internal controls that would have detected the scheme. More than a year ago, Faber issued a bulletin...
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Woman dies after being struck by a car in Mount Pleasant

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A 51-year-old woman was killed early Tuesday after being struck by a car. Cleveland police and EMS responded to E. 128th Street and Kinsman Avenue around 1 a.m. The victim, Yvonne Kemp, of Cleveland, was pronounced dead at the scene. 19 News has reached out to...
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Photos: All Our Babies Celebrated Black Maternal Health with “Yesterday, We Dreamed of Tomorrow”...

“Yesterday, We Dreamed of Tomorrow: Birthing in the AfroFuture” is a public arts series and initiative launched by All Our Babies and supported by the City of Cleveland’s Transformative Arts Fund, that uses art, cultural expression, and community engagement to celebrate and improve Black maternal health and...
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Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office Utilizes Social Media for “Monday’s Most Wanted” Amid Autumn Splendor

As the golden hues of September stretch their arms across Cuyahoga County, the Sheriff's Office took to social media to remind the public that not everything is as serene as the fall day suggests. Their recent post juxta positioned the glee of clear skies with the sobering reality of their "Monday's Most Wanted"...
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1 hospitalized, 1 arrested in Willoughby shooting: Police

The Willoughby Police Department is investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital on Monday afternoon.
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Cleveland murder suspect’s bond set at $1M after arrested by Marshals

East Cleveland, Ohio – A murder suspect’s bond was set at $1 million on Monday after U.S. Marshals arrested him on Friday. Marshals arrested the 43-year-old suspect wanted by the Cleveland Division of Police for aggravated murder and felonious assault, according to a release. Marshals said on June...
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Habitat for Humanity launches Pope Leo Village: 15 affordable homes planned for Cleveland’s Buckeye-Woodhill...

CLEVELAND — Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity on Monday announced plans to build 15 affordable single-family homes in Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood. The project is called Pope Leo Village, an homage Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope. It was spurred by a gift from an anonymous donor inspired by...
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1964: Cleveland Police Order the Beatles Off Stage After Beatlemania Erupts

For a little over two days in September 1964, it cost Cleveland $17,000 (over $175,000 today) in police overtime pay to protect the Beatles. By Jaden Stambolia. The Beatles came to Cleveland for the first time on Sept. 15, 1964. Everyone was naturally excited to see and hear one of the most popular bands in the world...

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