Cleveland Police are urging the community to help identify the aggravated robbers who kidnapped and assaulted a female on Oct. 12 by getting in her car, putting a gun to her head, and forcing her to drive to a bank to take out a large sum of money.
Democratic senators refused to show up in protest of the GOP’s rush to install President Donald Trump’s nominee to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
The crash happened on South Arlington Street near East Exchange Street around 8:15 p.m. on Friday. Call detectives at (330) 375-2490 if you have any information.
California prosecutors said Friday they again will seek the death penalty for Scott Peterson even as a county judge considers throwing out his conviction for murdering his pregnant wife because of juror misconduct during a 2005 trial that riveted the nation.
“The pandemic is not over,” said Mayor Frank G. Jackson. “We have seen numbers steadily increasing again and we know there are basic steps all Clevelanders can take to ensure that does not continue – wash hands frequently, maintain social distancing and above all wear a mask.”
Investigator, Sara Goldenberg profiles several cases of unidentified people the medical examiner’s office is trying to solve. Here's a look at the story for tonight at 6 on 19 News.
Many of the staff at Jennings had to undergo strict COVID-19 testing mandated by the state Health Department after more than 10 staffers and residents have tested positive for the virus.
Former Wooster City Schools music teacher Emily Patterson is accused of having sex with a 17-year-old male student faces two counts of sexual battery, Wooster Police said.
The man said he submitted affidavits to the State of Ohio filling charges of tryanny against Gov. DeWine recently, but the state did not accept those charges.
The Cavs used Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse as a drive-thru for food assistance, partnering with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to serve 1000 families in Northeast Ohio.
As of Friday, the Department of Health said 5,184 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 192,948 cases reported statewide since the start of the pandemic.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine discussed on Friday afternoon how the state will dispense approximately $429.5 million in federal funding to assist in coronavirus recovery.
