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A 17-year-old was shot twice in the chest in Maple Heights on Thusday, according to a press release from the Maple Heights police department.

A doctor’s office in Northeast Ohio is at the center of a 19 News investigation after patients have filed complaints with Cuyahoga County, accusing staff of giving patients misleading information on COVID testing.

Nicole Bronowski was found alive after a shootout with FBI in Louisiana. Her mother, Norma Matko was killed in her Belmont County home on Thanksgiving.

A representative from the Ohio Association of Public School Employees said they plan to take legal action to stop the layoffs of 200 Willoughby-Eastlake employees, including custodians, maintenance employees, and food service workers.

Brett Puntel’s home is destroyed after he said a man broke in looking to kill him just after midnight Saturday.

The Cuyahoga County Board of Health held a briefing Friday afternoon with updates on the status of COVID-19 in the county. The county is now on the watchlist for becoming a Purple Risk Level 4.

Israel Tabler was just 11 years old when he was first sent to juvenile detention. He said he was “really just getting in trouble with school” in the beginning. Tabler was first charged with truancy. At 24, he’s just finished a six-year prison sentence as an adult for aggravated robbery.

One local family is working to feed at least 500 people in need this Thanksgiving.

Blue Stream Rehab and Nursing Facility employee Stacey Urban was nominated by Rev. Holly Pribanic.

There are thousands of Ohioans suffering in silence with depression and thoughts of suicide, and the holiday season and loneliness of the pandemic could only make things worse.

Kimberly Thompson said she wants justice for her daughter and to find the person who hit her and then drove away.

Sunday night’s intense wind, rain, and hail left damage across Northeast Ohio. In Parma, a massive evergreen tree was uprooted, taking down powerlines with it. At Valley Forge High School, the wind ripped the roof off part of the high school, leaving debris across the lawn.

A Lorain County municipal court judge is now responding to statements that the system failed a woman who was shot by her husband.

Harold Williams is being held on a $1 million bond.

A Cleveland woman is looking for answers about her broken sidewalk after the City removed a tree on her street, leaving part of the E 128th Street sidewalk cracked and destroyed. Vickey Sanders reached out to 19 News after the City denied her multiple claims.

A historical mural at Timken High School is now partially covered by a black and red school banner. The 195-foot-long mural depicts scenes throughout history, starting with Christopher Columbus up to a celebration of the First Amendment.

LeBron James is calling for his hometown "to go to work and find out who did this awful, shameful, disgusting thing to such a caring, loving angel! #Justice4EricaWeems"

More charges have now emerged against Harold Williams, the man accused of killing Angelo Catala in the Nunzio’s Pizza parking lot.

Exclusive video obtained by 19 News shows the altercation leading up to Angelo Catala’s death. He was shot and killed one week ago in the parking lot outside Nunzio’s Pizza shop on Lorain Ave.

Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church in Bay Village put up a ‘Homeless Jesus’ statue outside the building, and within 20 minutes, someone called the police to report a homeless man asleep on a bench.

An acquaintance was arrested in connection with the case.

Students in the Willoughby-Eastlake School District will return to virtual learning as of Monday.

Gov. Mike DeWine is placing the blame on weddings and funerals for the rise in COVID-19 cases in Ohio. But LaMalfa event center of Mentor said it’s unfair blame placed on an industry already enduring so much loss.

A 13-year-old girl was inadvertently shot by a teenager who intended to target someone else, Lorain investigators reported.

The Lorain Police Department released dash camera video showing the moment a passenger opened fire on an officer on Tuesday night.

The early options for voters to cast a ballot in the upcoming presidential election are now available in Ohio.

Residents in one Slavic Village neighborhood are furious after home surveillance footage caught a U.S. Postal Service mailman spraying what appears to be pepper spray at stray cats.

Cars drove through the parking lot of John Hay High School, received campaign merchandise, had the opportunity to sign up for the 2020 Census, and register to vote.

The fatal accident happened at I-480 Westbound and State Road.

The former Solon City School District band director will be arraigned on Wednesday morning for alleged sex crimes involving a 12-year-old victim.

The chase started in East Cleveland.

City Visitor is working with JobsOhio and other local development groups to bring more job seekers and talent to Northeast Ohio.

The funeral for Cleveland Police Officer Nick Sabo was held Wednesday morning at Holy Name Church in Cleveland.

The funeral for Cleveland Police Officer Nick Sabo was held Wednesday morning at Holy Name Church in Cleveland.

Canton police detectives are still investigating how the child got the gun.

The judges of the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court General Division will resume jury trials on Monday, Sept. 21.

Skernivitz, 53, was working undercover when he was fatally shot on Sept. 3 while sitting in a parked car on Cleveland’s West side.

Officer James Skernivitz, 53, was a nearly 25 year veteran of the force.

When first responders arrived, they found the 19-year-old victim lying in the street with multiple gunshot wounds, according to Sgt. Ciaccia.

Officer Nick Sabo died hours after a Cleveland police officer was killed in the line of duty.

A welcome home party was held for disabled residents of a North Coast Community Home Thursday.

A community advocate explained how the “thin blue line” flag can be interpreted in different ways, depending on perspective.

After the Chardon High School football team brought a Thin Blue Line flag on the field last Friday, the superintendent banned the flags because they are seen as a political statement.

A racist overture, or a genuine show of support to local police and first responders?

Two Cuyahoga County former corrections officers, Marvella Sullivan and Stephen Thomas, are accused of drug trafficking and bribery charges. Sullivan pleaded guilty last month. Thomas was in court for his pretrial Wednesday.

A limited time entertainment tour is coming to the Cleveland area Wednesday.

A woman who lost her jobs due to the pandemic, then had to move out of her apartment, is now temporarily living in the extended stay Motel 6 in North Olmsted.

Akron student-athletes and coaches were ready to get back on the field and back into classrooms. But now, they will have to wait at least another 9 weeks this fall.

A North Ridgeville company is making masks, which they say are easier to wear, especially for those who wear glasses.

An online petition has gained over 800 signatures from parents and guardians calling to open Rocky River Schools in the Fall. The school board met Wednesday night and couldn’t come to an agreement on how to reopen schools in a few weeks.