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1 dead after car crashes into I-71 construction crew

At least one person was killed late Thursday night when a vehicle crashed into a construction crew on I-71.
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Cleveland woman killed in deadly crash on I-71 in Middleburg Heights involving work truck

MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio — A Cleveland woman has died after her SUV struck a work vehicle on I-71 in Middleburg Heights late Thursday night, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The crash happened at approximately 11:27 p.m. on June 4 on I-71 southbound near Bagley Road. According to...
Featured picture for My city says I need a license to pray with friends in my home. The Constitution says otherwise

My city says I need a license to pray with friends in my home....

In America, no one should need a governmental permit to pray. The Creator has already given us that right, and the First Amendment protects it. I learned this lesson through a fight I never expected — a fight that has resulted in an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. I am an Orthodox Jew. My […]
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The Big Boy Train Thunders Through Northeast Ohio With Its Epic Size and Sound

It’s called the “Big Boy” train, and boy is it ever. At 133-feet long, the Union Pacific Railroad train is among the biggest, most-powerful locomotives of its kind, and it’s the only one still in operation. The Big Boy No. 4014 is making a rare visit...
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‘Enough’s enough’: Westlake Police steps up patrols around Crocker Park amid complaints

WESTLAKE, Ohio (WOIO) - Westlake police say reckless driving and loud cars around the Crocker Park area have been escalating for years, and they’re now launching a department-wide push to stop it. Westlake police say they’ve received increasing complaints about drivers coming to Crocker Park and Crocker Road to...
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East CLE: Discuss fix for Euclid Ave., or we’ll shut it down with demonstrators

After years of dealing with crumbling pavement, a businessman is giving the state an ultimatum: tell the community when Euclid Avenue will be repaired, or demonstrators will shut down the busy road.
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Morning Digest: 1 killed after car hits construction vehicle in work zone

Good morning, Cleveland! Here's what you need to know about today's stories on GMC, traffic and weather.
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13-year-old hit by car, seriously injured: Cleveland EMS

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A 13-year-old boy was seriously injured after he was hit by a car Thursday afternoon, Cleveland EMS told 19 News. EMS responded to a report of a pedestrian struck near Madison Avenue and West Boulevard. Paramedics arrived and took the boy to MetroHealth Hospital in serious...
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E-bikes are taking over Ohio’s sidewalks and nobody seems to know what to do...

Ohio communities are trying to rein in the proliferation of e-bikes on sidewalks, streets and trails, but Today in Ohio podcast hosts wondered if the problem has become so big as to be a crisis. Thursday’s discussion started with Rocky River, where City Council is discussing potential e-bike legislation. Laura...
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Cooler ban at Mentor Rocks hits a nerve with summer concertgoers

MENTOR, Ohio -- Mentor officials defended a new ban on coolers at Mentor Rocks concerts after residents criticized the policy online and some council members questioned whether the change was necessary. City officials said the policy was adopted to help enforce long-standing prohibitions on outside alcohol and glass co

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