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Timing out strong storms today and the rest of the week

CLEVELAND — Feeling much more like June, rather than mid-April across Northeast Ohio, but we will have to dodge rounds of storms. Waves of storms will continue for much of this week. How last night's storms unfolded dictates today's, and today's dictates Wednesday and so forth. As far as...
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Police: Man airlifted to UCMC after he was shot in Independence apartment

A man has been hospitalized after a shooting in Independence late Monday night, according to Independence Police Chief Brian Ferayorni.
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Cuyahoga County judge finds 2 juvenile defendants not competent to stand trial in assault...

CLEVELAND — Editor's note: The allegations described in this article are disturbing in nature. A Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court judge has found that two children charged in connection with the sexual and physical assault of a 5-year-old girl are not currently competent to stand trial, but ordered both into treatment aimed at restoring their competency.
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Downtown Cleveland expands summer events at Public Square

CLEVELAND — Downtown Cleveland is expanding its summer event lineup in honor of Public Square's 10th anniversary. City leaders reminisced about how Public Square was a risk that paid off. Cleveland’s mayor said the events have built community over the past 10 years. Visit downtown Cleveland’s website to...
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Councilman wants to give small, local music venues a break on ticket taxes

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland may soon help struggling venues by giving smaller music and entertainment spots a break on the city’s admissions tax. Legislation sponsored by Councilman Kris Harsh would exempt live entertainment venues that sell 750 tickets or less from admissions tax. Currently, Cleveland collects a 4% fee on any tickets sold at venues with a capacity between 150 and 750.
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Man steals woman’s car during hangout at Mayfield Heights car wash

MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A woman reported April 7 that while she and a friend were vacuuming her car at the Zoom Express Carwash on Mayfield Road, the friend slid into the driver’s seat and fled with the vehicle, leaving her behind. She said she had picked up the...
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Willoughby senior can finally retire after winning big scratch-off

A Willoughby woman told the Ohio Lottery she is finally going to be able to retire after hitting it big on a scratch-off ticket.
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Late-night legend: Arsenio Hall looks back at Cleveland roots, Hollywood success in new memoir

CLEVELAND — Before he became a household name, Arsenio Hall was just a kid on Cleveland’s east side, putting on a talk show in his basement. “I did this show with folding chairs for my friends in the neighborhood,” Hall said. “My buddy Junior would sing to a record like on Soul Train, and then he’d be my guest and I’d interview him.”
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Man sentenced for raping woman, her daughter in East Cleveland

A man was sentenced to prison on Monday for sexually assaulting a woman and her teenage daughter in East Cleveland nearly two years ago, prosecutors said.
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Columbus woman accused of killing 5-year-old boy, caught in Northeast Ohio, competent for trial

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOIO) -The Columbus woman accused of killing a 5-year-old foster child in 2024, was deemed competent to stand trials in a Columbus court room today. It was Feb. 14th, 2024 when Pammy Maye’s husband called 911 told dispatchers that his wife had just admitted to killing 5-year-old Darnell Taylor.

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