No ‘udder problems’ after cow removed from Warrensville Heights home
WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - Police officers of Warrensville Heights removed a cow from the backyard of a home Friday morning after hearing a “moo.”. Warrensville Heights Police were in the area when they heard the familiar noise that brought their attention. In a Facebook post from the police...
$20M lottery prize claimed in Northeast Ohio
A Northeast Ohio trust claimed a $20 million Millionaire for Life jackpot. The winning ticket was sold at a Maple Heights gas station.
Lake Erie’s baby sturgeon are thriving a year after release
It has been nearly a year since the inaugural Sturgeon Fest, where state, local and federal agencies worked with the community to begin the reintroduction of one of Lake Erie’s most iconic native species. But how are the little babies doing?. Before the juvenile lake sturgeon, or fingerlings, were...
Meet Cuyahoga County’s Heritage Tree
In another 250 years, people may gather under a newly planted White Oak tree at Lake View Cemetery to celebrate 'America 500.'
Bomb squad removes live World War I UXOs from South Euclid police station
SOUTH EUCLID, Ohio -- A man, 75, brought two unexploded World War I artillery-style shells to the station for proper disposal Sept. 8. He had them in his vehicle and was not certain what they were. Because one of them appeared to be an unexploded ordance, the station parking lot...
Unidentified: Garfield Heights John Doe case ruled a homicide 35 years later
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) — The death of an unidentified young man found in the woods in Garfield Heights 35 years ago this month has now been ruled a homicide, giving investigators a new chance to identify him and give his family answers. Children playing in the woods behind...
Cleveland Heights synagogue sues Cuyahoga Land Bank after eviction
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - Taylor Road Synagogue has filed a lawsuit against the Cuyahoga Land Bank, alleging breaches of a purchase agreement and a lease tied to the building the congregation has used for nearly 80 years. The synagogue, built by Jewish people who fled the Holocaust, has stood...
What we learned about Parma schools’ projected $16 million deficit and what Ohio can...
PARMA, Ohio — Parma City Schools is projecting a $16.1 million general-fund deficit by fiscal 2029, but the district has not entered Ohio’s formal fiscal-oversight system. For now, the state is requiring Parma to submit a board-approved plan by Nov. 30 explaining how it will avoid the projected deficit. What happens af
Morning Digest: Bedford Heights water main break prompts boil advisory
Good morning, Cleveland! Here's what you need to know about today's stories on GMC, traffic and weather.
Man arrested for exposing himself at drug store: University Heights Police Blotter
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Indecent exposure: Cedar Road. At 9:15 p.m. Aug. 25, police responded to CVS/Pharmacy, 14440 Cedar Road, on a customer’s report that male in the store appeared to be exposing himself. Police investigated and, on Aug. 26, arrested for indecent exposure a Lima, Ohio man, 36.
