East Side Shock as 26-Year-Old Woman Found Shot Near St. Clair Gas Station
A 26-year-old woman was discovered with an apparent gunshot wound to the head on Sunday night at a gas station near St. Clair Avenue on Cleveland’s East Side, according to video circulating on social media. The footage shows emergency crews working on the victim at the scene, but officials have yet to release any information about her condition or whether anyone has...
Pammy Maye now found competent to stand trial in 5-year-old Darnell Taylor’s death
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A woman charged with murder in the death of a 5-year-old boy was found to be competent to stand trial. Judge Mark Serrott announced in court on Monday that a recent report prepared by psychologists found Pammy Maye to be competent to stand trial for charges related to Darnell Taylor's death.
Former Ohio Senate candidate who admitted to $4.5M wire fraud scheme learns sentence
A man who was running for a seat in the Ohio Senate, who pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges, has learned his sentence.
Pedestrian hospitalized after being hit by vehicle: Cleveland Police
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Division of Police responded to a report of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle Sunday afternoon. According to Cleveland Police, the pedestrian was struck near W 44th Street and Clark Avenue. The victim was transported to the hospital by EMS. 19 News has reached...
RIDGE WALKS OUT OF WESTLAKE WITH A SPLIT
WESTLAKE OH- Mineral Ridge walked out of Westlake with a split on Saturday—dropping one and hammering the other. Game one? All gas. Game two? Ran into a team that didn’t give an inch. Game 1: Ridge 12, Mayfield 2. The Rams wasted zero time jumping Mayfield. Savannah Turek...
Built Strong Boot Camp Muscles Minority Contractors Into Cleveland’s Building Boom
Built Strong, a yearlong training-and-placement program, is trying to make sure Greater Cleveland’s construction boom does not leave minority-owned subcontractors standing on the sidewalk. The initiative links small firms with large general contractors and project leads, with organizers saying the goal is to turn the region’s pipeline of hospital expansions, research buildings and other major projects into real contracts and regular...
Spring break brings an uptick in juvenile complaints: Olmsted Falls police blotter
On April 3, a resident reported 10 juveniles were down by the falls acting like they are going to jump off the rocks in the no-swimming zone. The resource officer told the boys not to swim in the river. Juvenile complaint: Chandlers Lane. A caller reported a group of juveniles...
Man’s lawnmower stolen from his driveway: Olmsted Township police blotter
A resident returned home and discovered his lawnmower missing from his driveway on April 6 around 11:45 pm. There are no suspects at this time. Officers were called to a residence on April 4 for a report of a female who would not leave the residence. The juvenile, a girlfriend of the complainant’s grandson, was asked to leave and would not comply. The...
Home food scrap recycling program coming to Euclid residents
Euclid will be joining Rust Belt Riders food waste recycling program with the aim of helping to reduce the amount of trash that gets sent to landfills. The program — at no cost to residents — is set to be announced during the Big Clean event on April 25. Afterwards residents will be able to sign up online in order to get a code for bins...
Ohio Attorney General awards $5M for Prosecutor Training Program at CSU
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently announced the awarding of $5 million in seed money to establish a Prosecutor Training Program at Cleveland State University. The new program, a first in Ohio, will be housed at the CSU College of Law. It is designed to prepare the next generation of prosecutors and to strengthen public safety statewide, according to a news release.
