Cleveland business owner pleads guilty in deaths of 2 tank cleaners
AKRON, Ohio — The owner of a Cleveland company that cleans industrial tanks pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges in connection with the deaths of two people in 2020. Russell Stewart pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Akron to two counts of willful OSHA violation causing death and one count of obstruction of a
Whistleblower wins $227,000 for exposing alleged fraud involving Ohio college
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A for-profit college with campuses in Brecksville, Maumee and Toledo has agreed to pay just over $1 million to the U.S. Department of Education and a whistleblower to settle allegations that the schools inflated graduation rates and didn’t return federal student aid. Furthermore, American Higher Educa
Motorcyclist charged with drunk driving after being stopped for going 102 mph: Olmsted Township...
A motorcyclist, traveling northbound on Stearns Road, passed an officer at 102 mph on July 26 around 12:15 am. The officer initiated a traffic stop, and the operator was arrested for operating under the influence. Motor vehicle accident: Cook Road. A truck went off the roadway and into a ditch...
Guardians Prospect’s Power Numbers Are Turning Heads
Just hours after being announced as the organization’s newest Double-A promotion, Jace LaViolette reminded everyone why the move was coming in the first place. The 22-year-old outfielder closed out his time with High A Lake County in dramatic fashion, delivering another multi-hit performance that capped an extended pow
Man arrested for OVI after collision with utility pole: Shaker Heights Police Blotter
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio -- OVI: Warrensville Center Road. At 10:10 a.m. Aug. 4, officers arrested for OVI a 29-year-old Newbury Township man. Police had been dispatched to the intersection of Warrensville Center Road and Shaker Boulevard to investigate an accident in which the man’s Honda car had collided with a utility p
What past Ohio cases reveal about TownHall’s liquor permit fight
CLEVELAND, Ohio — TownHall can continue serving alcohol while Cleveland challenges its liquor permit, and owner Bobby George’s felony conviction will not automatically cost the Ohio City restaurant its license. The outcome will depend on whether state regulators find that George’s attempted-strangulation conviction is
Super steamy, fueling rounds of thunderstorms
CLEVELAND — Stormy Pattern Sticks Around Through Midweek. Scattered storms this morning will move in from the west and should push out of the area around midday. Once those storms wrap up, many of us get a few hours of dry weather before the atmosphere reloads for another round late this afternoon and evening.
Cleveland Motorcycle-Car Crash on Miles Avenue Leaves Two Men Critically Hurt
A car and motorcycle collided at East 106th Street and Miles Avenue in Cleveland on Saturday evening, leaving two men with serious injuries and knocking out power lines that forced a temporary road closure. The Cleveland Fire Department responded to the scene around 7:52 p.m., according to Fire Lt. Michael Norman.
MGK Day festival cut short by storm as fans brave heat and rain
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The sun was hot, the afternoon vibe was pretty good, and in the evening, the music was flowing until the weather turned bad. Thousands of fans of the artist formerly known as Machine Gun Kelly gathered at the North Coast Yard for the culmination of the third MGK Day weekend, the festival and concert f
Severe T-Storm Watch for multiple NE Ohio Counties
A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH will be in effect until 12AM Monday for the counties highlighted below.

















