Charges pending for 29-year-old arrested after man shot, killed on Cleveland’s west side
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Division of Police is investigating after a man was shot and killed after a fight on Cleveland’s west side Tuesday night. According to police, at around 6:39 p.m., officers responded to the 2000 block of West 105th Street for a report of a man shot.
Drug-dealing crew operated out of Euclid apartment building, feds say
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A Cleveland man led a drug-dealing crew that operated out of a Euclid apartment building and sold fentanyl and methamphetamine in pill form in northeast Ohio. Dionte Dykes, 31, and 10 others sold drugs out of the Villa View apartment complex on East 244th Street, south...
Cuyahoga County executive pushes Burke Airport closure, warns of Browns stadium traffic impact at...
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne is traveling to Washington this week to meet with lawmakers about closing Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport and converting it to public lakefront access. The push comes as Ronayne also warns of potential traffic chaos at Cleveland Hopkins International...
Metroparks to take over operations at North Coast Inner Harbor and Marina
Cleveland Metroparks will take over operations at North Coast Inner Harbor and Marina with an eye towards the future and the possible relocation of Steamship Mather.
Man dies after being found with multiple gunshot wounds lying in Cleveland street
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A 51-year-old man is dead after he was found lying in the middle of Superior Avenue in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood with several gunshot wounds, according to Cleveland police. Police said around 11:30 p.m., officers from the Fifth District were patrolling in the 10600 block of...
ACME Fresh Market closes its Parma store; customers, employees left in the dark
PARMA, Ohio (WOIO) - Customers arrived to closed doors Tuesday afternoon to the ACME Fresh Market location on Pleasant Valley Road. “Happy Thanksgiving to us, and Merry Christmas to us. Happy Holidays,” sighed former beer and wine section employee Eleni Alex, who worked at the Parma location for over a decade.
FirstEnergy seeks looser reliability rules as outages grow more common
The firm wants regulators to let its three Ohio utilities take longer to restore power. Advocates say it’s unfair, as customers already pay to strengthen the grid. Extreme weather is making the grid more prone to outages — and now FirstEnergy’s three Ohio utilities want more leeway on their reliability requirements.
Cleveland Mayor Justin M. Bibb Celebrates Historic Browns Settlement, Paving Way for Lakefront Revitalization
After a City Council meeting that signals a new chapter for Cleveland's downtown and lakefront, Mayor Justin M. Bibb expressed his approval for the passage of the Browns settlement agreement. Touting it as both "historic" and "transformational," the Mayor stressed that this deal would protect the city's financial...
Me, me, me. Mine, mine, mine: Selfish Burke airport backers fight Cleveland’s lakefront dream
The newly-formed Lakefront Airport Preservation Partnership says it is fighting to preserve an airfield, but Today in Ohio podcast hosts say it is pushing selfish self-interest for a tiny few at the expense of the vast majority of people in Northeast Ohio. “This tiny group is just me, me, me,...
Drunken man flees from girlfriend’s during argument: Gates Mills Police Blotter
A woman reported at 2:25 a.m. Nov. 28 that her drunken boyfriend abruptly exited her vehicle when the car came to a stop near Echo Glen. Officers located the man walking towards Chester. He said that he was OK and had called his aunt to pick him up and take him home to Chardon. He had left the car due to an argument.
