Following a sign-stealing scandal that rocked college football and hung over Michigan’s championship run in 2023, the NCAA’s oversight committee approved the use of coach-to-player helmet communications in games for the 2024 season.
Lumber scattered across several yards, crossing driveways, and weighing down fences and buildings is still being chopped up and moved. It is just one part of the cleanup happening across Windham, days after an EF-1 tornado touched down in the area.
April 17 is "Go Orange 4 Safety" Day. This serves as a reminder to slow down and be careful while driving by roadside workers and construction zones, which ODOT says has become a major problem.
The Garfield Heights City School district fired a substitute teacher last week. The 61-year-old woman is accused of dragging a 4-year-old student with autism across the floor.
The Euclid Police Department is investigating a social gathering that left four people with gunshot wounds and two others with injuries, according to investigators.
Rocco went into cardiac arrest immediately after a challenging delivery, but survived thanks to the heroic efforts of the paramedics who resuscitated him while also caring for his mother in their apartment.
The Euclid Police Department on Friday said they are looking for the person responsible for stealing a man’s bike, which is his only method of transportation.
Ten-year-old Lexi Cerio of Lafayette Township, near Medina, was escorted home to the sound of church bells at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, police cars with flashing lights and fire engines - all part of a special escort home.
An e-F-1 tornado with winds registering at 110 miles per hour tore a path of destruction through the village of Windham at around 6:45pm. The village’s emergency sirens somehow failed to operate. Luckily no one was hurt, but the damage was extensive. 19′s First Alert Chief Meteorologist Jason Nicholas could spot the signs.