Berea Man Loses $80K After Fake Treasury Agent Demands Gold Handoff in Columbia Station
An Ingleside Drive resident in Berea has lost more than $80,000 after a scammer posing as a U.S. Department of the Treasury official convinced him to drain his bank accounts, buy tens of thousands of dollars in gold coins, and hand the gold to a stranger at a gas station in Columbia Station. The elaborate con unfolded
Security guard shot at Cleveland apartment complex
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A security guard was shot at a Cleveland apartment complex Friday afternoon. This happened just before 1 p.m. in the 7300 block of Carson Ave. This is the Rainbow Terrace Apartments in the city’s Kinsman neighborhood. 19 News has learned the 34-year-old security guard was...
Man convicted in Macedonia bridge bomb plot now indicted for possessing deadly toxin
A Northeast Ohio man, previously convicted for being part of a terrorist collective that planned to blow up a bridge, has now been indicted for having possessing a "deadly biological agent."
City of Euclid Seeks Resident Input on Deer Encounters
The City of Euclid is urging residents to report any encounters with deer through a new online tool. This initiative aims to address the growing concerns surrounding deer-related issues within the community and is being conducted under the advisement and in partnership with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Wild
I-Team: More claims of mistakes with arrest warrants in one local court
The FOX 8 I-Team has found another man arrested when his lawyer says it should've never happened. Just one of the new complaints surfacing with the Rocky River Clerk of Court.
John Carroll University receives largest grant in its history
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio -- John Carroll University’s College of Health has received the largest grant in University history, a $3.2-million federal award that will help address the shortage of behavioral health proefssionals in underserved communities. The grant will do so by expanding access to graduate education by
Passed-out driver found with foot revving engine: Parma Heights Police Blotter
Drunken driving, Stumph Road: On Sept. 6, an annoyed Stumph Road resident called police about a disturbance involving a driver continually revving an engine. An arriving officer located a blue 2015 Nissan Rouge with a passed-out woman behind the steering wheel. After waking up, the Parma Heights resident -- who...
Hollywood Comes to Euclid with New Film Campus
Euclid is set to become home to Greater Cleveland’s first Hollywood-grade, tier-one movie soundstage and film studio campus. Spearheaded by Northeast Ohio natives James Ingalls II and Alan Velez, this ambitious project will soon transform a long-vacant industrial site into a bustling film production hub. The initiative
Cleveland police searching for missing boy
Dereon Taylor, 5'0" tall and 90 pounds, was reported missing from the 2500 block of East 81st Street in Cleveland around 5:20 p.m., according to police officials.
Lake Erie yellow perch is a local delicacy; good luck finding it
CLEVELAND, Ohio – It has been harder to find fresh yellow perch at your local market or favorite restaurant these days. For good reason. There are a lot fewer of the native fish being caught in Lake Erie than in years past. Some restaurants have stopped selling local yellow...
