Drunk Cleveland driver thinks she ‘could make it home’: Brecksville Police Blotter
Drunken driving, I-77: On July 2, police clocked a gray Jeep Wrangler traveling more than 80 mph on a 60-mph section of I-77 northbound. Eventually, the officer caught up to the Jeep, which was pushing 88 mph. The officer approached the driver, who after 10 seconds finally rolled down her...
Up Next: Lakewood Community Festival
One of our oldest and best community festivals is happening on September 12th at 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM at Madison Park, 13201 Madison Ave. This hometown party has fun and activities for all ages and is free to attend. There will be bounce houses along with an inflatable...
McFaddens plead not guilty in connection with fatal crash
The driver charged in connection with the death of a 3-year-old girl in a crash at City Barbecue in Beachwood pleaded not guilty in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas on Aug. 12, while her father pleaded not guilty after allegedly telling officers he was the one behind the wheel.
Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: Aug. 20-23
Asian Lantern Festival at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Taking over parks and zoos across the country, the traveling Asian Lantern Festival shows off thousands of colorful handmade paper lanterns in open, green spaces. This year's festival at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo will include an Asian craft market and Asian foo
Nick’s Auto Service owner gets posthumous proclamation from Euclid
Euclid recently recognized the life and death of Nicholas R. Doljac, the owner of Nick’s Auto Service for over 50 years, who died on July 5 at the age of 85. Nick’s Auto Service, formerly at 904 East 200th St., has long since closed since Doljac’s retirement in 2009, but Euclid still officially recognized the significa
Cleveland could expand 40 parks and recreation sites with Land Bank lots. See where
Will your Cleveland neighborhood park get a little bigger?. Cleveland City Council will consider approving a request to expand 35 parks, four recreation centers and one trail with 100 parcels from the city’s land bank. The proposal also includes using land bank property for a new fire facility in Cleveland’s Ward 6 and
I-X Center announces it is staying open
The I-X center announced plans on Tuesday to continue operations.
Infant Expected to Recover, Mother and Grandmother Cited in Rollover Crash
State troopers say a baby thrown from a vehicle during a rollover crash on I-77 just south of New Philadelphia Tuesday morning is expected to be OK. The single-vehicle crash happened around 8:10 in the northbound lanes, just south of the I-77/U.S. 250 split. Three family members from the Cleveland...
Garfield Heights School Board Member Criticized for Frequent Absences
Garfield Heights, OH - School starts very soon, and the Garfield Heights School Board is facing more issues than the young people awaiting their first day of school. It's not about what someone will wear to school; it's about whether someone will show up to support the young people in the Garfield City School District.
Riders adjust as RTA cuts service on nine routes, ends B Line trolley
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Transit riders including Theresa Ferman are readjusting their schedules after the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority cut service on nine routes this week and discontinued the downtown B Line trolley. “It’s been a big change because the trolley would get me to my destination in what,..

















