Cleveland restaurant owner pleads guilty to misusing Covid funds, writing bad checks to employees
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The restaurant owner accused of using Covid relief funds for his own personal expenses, pleaded guilty Monday in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Court. Marcelo Fadul Neves pleaded guilty to:. One count of aggravated theft. One count of theft from a person in a protected...
Parma Heights residents frustrated as outages continue
Strong winds tore through northeast Ohio Friday, knocking down trees, power lines and leaving thousands of people without power across the area.
Women in stolen car arrested outside Rocky’s Adult Superstore in Brook Park
BROOK PAKR, Ohio – A 41-year-old woman was arrested at about 3:30 p.m. Feb. 26 after she was caught driving a stolen vehicle outside Rocky’s Adult Superstore, 13330 Brookpark Road. A license-plate-reading camera notified police that a stolen Dodge Caravan had entered the city. Police spotted the Caravan...
Cleveland’s Phantom Trains: Amtrak Comeback Stuck In Federal Limbo
Cleveland’s long-talked-about passenger rail revival is still parked in the planning yard, with no clear signal to depart. Two proposed Amtrak routes, rolled out in 2023 to reconnect Cleveland with Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Detroit via Toledo, remain paused while federal officials review Ohio’s planning work....
Caller reports finding man sleeping on her front porch: Lakewood Police Blotter
LAKEWOOD, Ohio – Disorderly conduct: Cranford Avenue. A Cranford Avenue resident called the police department at 5:17 a.m. on Feb. 28 to report that an unknown man was sleeping on her front porch. Police arrested the man for disorderly conduct while intoxicated. Disorderly conduct: Park Row Avenue. A man...
From 60s to Snow: Cleveland Braces for a Wild 48 Hours
Sunday morning, March 15, Cleveland woke up to cloudy skies, temperatures near 41°F, and southeast winds already starting to flex. The warmup will be quick, with much of northern Ohio expected to reach the upper 60s by late afternoon, but that springlike feel comes with a catch: increasingly gusty winds that could...
Humans are circling the moon again and Cleveland engineers are helping make it happen
CLEVELAND, Ohio – If space flight seems to have lost its luster, jaded Earthlings take note. NASA and its Cleveland contingent are returning to an old haunt with human cargo on board. For the first time in more than 50 years, the U.S. space agency is sending a crewed...
Police: Man hurt in Cleveland shooting also believed to be suspect in weekend incident
CLEVELAND — Cleveland police are investigating a late-night shooting, which happened Saturday in the 8700 block of Jeffries Avenue. Cleveland police say it was around 10:30 p.m. when officers from the Fourth District responded to the scene “for a reported fight and shots fired.”. Upon their arrival, Cleveland...
Slavic Village Shooting Leaves 35-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life
A Saturday night shooting in Cleveland's Slavic Village neighborhood left a 35-year-old man in serious condition and a community once again bracing for answers that have not yet come. Cleveland EMS says paramedics rushed to the 8500 block of Jeffries Avenue, then transported the wounded man to MetroHealth. What we...
First Hinckley buzzard of 2026 makes an early arrival
HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — The first buzzard spotted at Hinckley Reservation this year wasted no time making its grand entrance. By the time most people started arriving for the 8 a.m. kickoff to the Cleveland Metroparks annual Buzzard Day at Buzzard’s Roost in the Hickley Reservation March 15, the bird-of-the-hour...

















