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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Road safety across Ohio begins 1,800 feet below Lake Erie at Cleveland’s Cargill salt mine near Whiskey Island. 19 News made the journey under ground to Cleveland’s Cargill salt time. Superintendent of production Andrew Staker describes the operation as a “mini-city” where about 250...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A Mayfield Heights man once considered a drug kingpin and leader of a motorcycle gang in Cleveland was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for laundering drug money. Michael Frost, 54, delivered hundreds of thousands of dollars to an undercover DEA agent posing as a...

A Cleveland court has scheduled a June trial date for state charges against former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder alleging misuse of campaign funds and ethics violations. The trial in the House Bill 6-related case, in which Householder faces 10 felony charges, is set for June 8, according to Cuyahoga County...

Cleveland's local fire department is currently engaged in a meticulous investigation following a recent blast and resulting blaze that ravaged the area known as Garden Valley. A social media statement from the Cleveland Fire Department revealed that while the incident is suspected to have been triggered by a natural...

Tony Smerk, a beloved father, youth pastor, Army veteran and police officer, died Wednesday from a medical emergency, according to the North Olmsted Police Department.

BEACHWOOD, Ohio -- A customer created a scene while leaving one mall store after being turned down for a refund and then, instead of leaving as police instructed, she marched over to a second mall store where she again caused a loud commotion when not allowed to make a return.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The city of Cleveland is looking into why wires are dangling from West 25th Street in Ohio City. Sam McNulty, owner of Nano Brew, says trucks are ripping through wires at the intersection of 25th Street and Bridge Avenue. “4 times that cable has gone down,”...

The former Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice in 2014 has been hired by two different West Virginia police departments, according to a nonprofit news organization.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - About a dozen people remain living at Scranton Cemetery after surviving the coldest weeks of winter so far, with questions about what’s next. “What we do have is people seeing this and the community coming together, the churches coming together, we have great people out there,” said Mikey....

Cleveland’s sports teams face a financial reckoning, but it’s the taxpayers who might end up footing the bill—again, and Today in Ohio hosts blasted team owners Thursday for refusing to pay their share. News came this week that the Cavs and Guardians need at least $150 million...