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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
