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.
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.”
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.
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.
Cleveland schools just laid off 410 employees, and it’s not the last cut coming
CLEVELAND, Ohio -Around 410 full-time Cleveland Metropolitan School District employees of about 6,500 total are losing their jobs as part of the layoff the state’s third largest school system announced last week, CEO Warren Morgan said Monday afternoon. The layoffs, combined with the closure of 29 of its 88...
Cleveland schools CEO outlines deep cuts of more than 400 full-time staff
Cleveland Metropolitan School District is seeking to lay off at least 410 full-time staff, more than half of which will be teachers union members, the district's CEO confirmed Monday. The job cuts come as the district prepares to close 29 schools next fall through a major consolidation plan, in an...
Cuyahoga Co. council member proposes hiring 40 deputies; saves $1.4M in overtime
Councilman Mike Gallagher released a deputy overtime analysis and proposal showing that 40 additional hires could save $1.4 million in overtime annually at the sheriff’s department.
Now showing, The Hive and Honey Hill opens
A vacant movie theater in Bainbridge Township is buzzing with new life. After nearly two years of planning and 11 months of construction, The Hive and Honey Hill opened to the public on April 1, bringing new life to the former Chagrin Cinemas space. The two hospitality-focused venues were developed...
Air Force official confirms Parma BOE member on full-time military duty: I-Team
A spokesperson with the Youngstown Air Reserve Station confirmed to the I-Team that a Parma Board of Education member is now serving full-time.
Parma woman, 89, killed after motorized wheelchair rolls into street
An 89-year-old Parma woman was killed Sunday, April 12, when her motorized wheelchair rolled into the path of an oncoming car, according to witnesses.
