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Bodycam video: Several fugitives arrested during Cleveland crime crackdown

A crackdown on violent crime in Cleveland, coordinated by the Ohio State Highway Patrol and Cleveland police, led to the arrest of violent fugitives and the seizure of guns and drugs.
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Second round of ‘No Kings’ protest sees higher turnout in Mentor

The turnout for the second round of the ‘No Kings’ protest held Oct. 18 on Route 20 near the Great Lakes Mall in Mentor saw a higher turnout than the one held earlier this year. The crowd, consisting mostly of older adults, held homemade signs displaying messages denouncing...
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Sheriff’s Office investigating man found shot dead in car on Route 57 in Grafton...

Lorain County Sheriff's detectives are investigating the death of a man identified as Anthony Guthman, 23, who was found shot behind the wheel of a vehicle that hit a tree on state Route 57 in Grafton Township early Thursday morning. The Sheriff's Office said deputies responded to a report of...
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Geauga County Police Arrest Fourth Suspect in Amish Family Home Burglary

Fourth Suspect in Geauga County Amish Family Home Robbery Taken Into Custody I still remember reading about this case and […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Would a National Guard deployment help with crime in Cleveland? Editorial Board Roundtable

In mid-September, U.S. Rep. Max Miller of Bay Village published an op-ed in The Washington Times entitled “Bring the National Guard to Cleveland.” It was subtitled, “Americans deserve to live without fear.” Miller offered a grim view of violent crime in Cleveland, arguing that, “My constituents in the suburbs are...
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Test your Constitutional knowledge: Are these protests protected by the First Amendment?

Did you know the First Amendment protects the right to protest — but not all demonstrations are treated equally? When, where and how people protest can determine whether their actions are legally protected or limited. The Freedom Forum found only 10% of Americans in its most recent annual survey...
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Seeing an abundance of acorns this year? Here’s why

Have you noticed more acorns littered around oak trees than in years past?
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West Side Market transformation will finally make use of ‘trash alley’ in Phase II

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -The West Side Market is in the early stages of a multi-million dollar, multi-year renovation and more information is coming out about the transformation of what’s been referred to as trash alley. Construction on Phase I has already begun and is fully financed with an estimated...
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Two Arrested in Pennsylvania Drug Bust Linked to Cleveland Trafficking Network

Pennsylvania – A multi-agency drug bust on Wednesday led to two arrests and the seizure of drugs and cash in a targeted operation aimed at mid-level drug trafficking with connections to Cleveland, Ohio. The investigation, led by the Lawrence County District Attorney’s High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Task...
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Cleveland No Kings protest attracts thousands

A No Kings protest in downtown Cleveland Saturday attracted thousands from across Northeast Ohio.

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