A white Florida man who told detectives he had a “pet peeve” about illegal parking in handicapped spots was convicted late Friday of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man in a dispute over a handicapped spot.
The Ohio Department of Health said state and local public health officials are investigating after six Ohioans were diagnosed with a severe pulmonary illness after using e-cigarettes or vaping.
On the heels of last night’s filing of a civil lawsuit against the city demanding that Chief Angelo Calvillo be removed from office, a criminal complaint was filed against the chief on Friday.
Brazilian forces will deploy starting Saturday to border areas, indigenous territories and other affected regions in the Amazon to assist in putting out fires for a month, according to a presidential decree authorizing use of the army.
The Westlake City School District is consolidating four old elementary school buildings into one new facility. Voters approved a bond to help pay for the $36.5 million dollar building.
With schools back in session anti-tobacco groups are trying to make sure schools and parents are aware of what the FDA calls and “epidemic,” and that’s teens who use e-cigarettes.
The North had been expected to halt weapons tests because the 10-day U.S.-South Korean drills, which it views as an invasion rehearsal, ended earlier this week.
Baker Mayfield and the Browns offense did not look as sharp as they would have liked in the Browns’ 13-12 loss to the Buccaneers on Friday night in Tampa.
A man accused of gunning down three people at an auto body shop in Cleveland pleaded not guilty Friday morning at the Cuyahoga County Commons Pleas Court.
Idris-Farid Clark, a Cuyahoga County corrections officer, was arrested Thursday and charged with extortion and intimidation--both third-degree felonies.
“A lot of people come to the symphony hall, they never would come if they read it’s Beethoven, Mozart or Mahler, every age goes to movie concerts, it’s a bridge to the classical world.”
Escalating his trade war with China, President Donald Trump bumped up his tariffs on Chinese imports Friday, lashing back after Beijing raised taxes on U.S. products.
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“It got co-mingled, and I’m apologizing and I’m sorry for that. It just happened. With the funeral home accounts. When the funeral home dissolved itself, it went to paying off other expenditures.”
