Students rally to urge university to declare itself a sanctuary campus
Baldwin Wallace students rallied outside of Strosacker Hall last Friday to protest the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and demand that the University declare itself a sanctuary campus. Immigration activists define “sanctuary campuses” as universities that take specific measures to not...
How This Family-Owned and Operated Breakfast Gem Won Hearts in Parma, OH
Since 2008, this beloved breakfast spot in Parma has been serving made-from-scratch morning favorites that keep locals coming back week after week. 🍳. Southside Diner earned its reputation through signature homemade corned beef hash, creative omelettes, and an open kitchen where guests watch their meals being cooked...
When does owning dogs, cats become hoarding in Ohio? Here’s what the law says
If you are a fellow pet lover and have a furry friend (or two or three), you know how nice it is to come home to their wagging tail or fluffy fur. So much so that you want to spoil them with treats, snuggles and bring even more playful pups or cute kittens home.
‘My kids are in the trunk’: See driver’s confession to police
A suspected drunk driver had a shocking confession for officers who pulled him over.
Shhh! New speakeasy opening in NE Ohio
The previously unused second-floor bar was reportedly "a happy surprise."
New Ohio law adjusts cutoff date for starting kindergarten
A recently passed Ohio law, HB 114, will officially take effect in March and have an impact on the 2026-2027 school year.
Family raises reward to $15,000 for missing woman, asking for tips on National Missing...
BRATENAHL, Ohio (WOIO) - A family is asking for anyone with information on the whereabouts of Paige Coffey to come forward as they mark National Missing Persons Day. Coffey has been missing for nearly seven years, having disappeared in May 2019. Her family reported her missing days after she failed...
‘Not the end’: Beloved Red Chimney Restaurant in Slavic Village is moving after fire
A beloved Slavic Village neighborhood diner is moving to another city following a devasting fire last August.
Family-owned florist marks over 100 years as one of Cleveland’s oldest Black-owned businesses
One of the oldest, Black-owned businesses in Cleveland has been family-owned for three generations. Cloud Florist on Cedar Avenue is open seven days a week, boasting floral arrangements for every occasion or no occasion at all. John H. Cloud started the flower shop in 1921 — over 100 years ago...
Celebrezze takes plea deal
A little over a month after her arraignment, former Cuyahoga County Judge Leslie Celebrezze has now taken a plea deal, preventing the case from going to trial.
