Ohio’s Old Auto Plants Are Booming Again, But Peak Jobs Never Came Back
Three of Ohio's biggest shuttered auto plants have been reborn as glass factories, warehouses and, soon, a hospital operations hub — but none of them have come close to matching the workforces they employed at their industrial peak. At the former GM assembly plant in Moraine, Fuyao Glass America now employs 3,022 worke
High Holy Days program Sept. 8
Case Western Reserve University’s Siegal Lifelong Learning program will host A High Holidays Special Program: Going Before the King from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 8 at Landmark Centre at 25700 Science Park, Suite 100, in Beachwood. The event will be led by Rabbi Binyamin Blau, senior rabbi at...
Drunk Cleveland driver busted traveling 10 mph: North Royalton Police Blotter
Drunken driving, Wallings Road: On July 18, police were advised about a possible impaired driver traveling 10 mph heading westbound on Wallings Road. An arriving officer located the black Toyota Yaris -- traveling 22 mph in a 35-mph zone of Wallings Road -- which pulled into a driveway. It turned...
Potential new evidence arises in Sherman murder case
With a little over a month to go until Gregory Moore stands trial in connection with the murder of Aliza Sherman, some new, potential evidence has emerged. Moore’s attorney, Jon Paul Rion of Rion & Rion, L.P.A., Inc. in Dayton, on July 31 sent a courier to deliver a sealed envelope to Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pl
Cleveland schools predicting more hard decisions on the way, even after consolidation
More cuts could be coming for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District in the coming years, even after closing schools, laying off staff and taking other cost-cutting measures in recent years. The district’s new financial forecast, approved by the school board Tuesday, shows it running out of cash entirely, about $50
Scammers count on you not to ask these questions
The Cuyahoga County Scam Squad just secured a $10,000 grant from a nationwide consumer protection fund to help roll out a new program that addresses the psychological hold schemes can have on victims.
Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: Aug. 13-16
The annual Feast of the Assumption takes place Thursday through Sunday in Little Italy. Once again, Holy Rosary Church's parish hosts this free, family-friendly festival. Starting and ending with religious processions celebrating the Virgin Mary being taken into Heaven, the Feast includes classic festival staples as we
Another Round of Storms Building From The West
CLEVELAND — Another Round of Strong Storms Coming From Western Ohio. It's a quiet start to the day across Northeast Ohio. Patchy fog is possible early this morning, and temps are sitting in the mid-60s. That calm weather won't last all day, though. We'll warm back to near 80º...
Competency evaluation ordered for Cleveland mother accused of killing daughters, burying them in suitcases
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -The 28-year-old Cleveland mother accused of murdering her two young daughters and burying them in suitcases on Cleveland’s east side, was ordered to to undergo a competency evaluation. The attorneys for Aliyah Henderson, court officials, and the prosecution had a conference call on Tuesday. Hend
Ted Lasso and 30 Rock’s Cleveland Connection: CLE Daily
🌽 Farm to Table, Literally: Pick your own tomatoes, okra, greens and even edible flowers straight from the ground at Rid-All Green's urban farm in Kinsman, open weekdays 11 a.m.-2 p.m. off East 81st Street. The farm also raises tilapia in an aquaponic system and hosts Fresh Fest Cleveland the second week of September.
