Convicted killer George Brinkman is now on trial for the deaths of Gene and Bobby John, a Lake Township couple shot to death in their home in 2017. 19 News is looking into what experts the defense plans to call to the stand.
A professor originally from Northeast Ohio designed a first of its kind app that can detect formaldehyde in just 72 hours, protecting your family in just a few simple steps.
Tonight at 11: It's hard to believe, but indoor air is more polluted than outdoor air. So how do you detect dangerous chemicals that may be lurking in your home?
After weeks of dodging our cameras and our questions, Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson has finally broken his silence to 19 News regarding ethics concerns over a homicide investigation involving his grandson.
A father continues to search for answers one year after his daughter was brutally murdered.31-year-old Jasmine Washington was found dead hidden behind church steps in Slavic Village in Cleveland.
As families wait desperately for refills of a life-saving drug, one local student is making sure his classmates have access to EpiPens in the case of emergencies.
A former Bedford city employee will spend the next two weekends in jail after admitting she stole thousands of dollars from the city’s water department.
After more than two weeks of questions, Mayor Frank Jackson broke his silence regarding questions about his grandson, but the mayor did it in an interview conducted by City Hall.
19 News has learned incompetence went to the top at Cleveland Public Power when it came to employees sleeping on the job. It's an update to an exclusive 19 News investigation, from nearly three years ago.
Police are investigating a homicide on the west side of Cleveland that killed a 33-year-old man. There are now questions on whether Mayor Jackson may have interfered with that homicide case after it led officers to his doorstep.
19 News has obtained exclusive video of a profanity filled confrontation between a well-known attorney and members of the City of Brooklyn Police Department.
On Monday, the officer accused of urinating on a 12-year-old girl and videotaping it pleaded not guilty. In court, the officer froze when the judge asked if he wanted to plead not guilty. It took Solomon Nhiwatawa more than one minute to respond to the judge.
“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.”
Widespread concern about understaffing in Mississippi's prisons has people calling for a change. They say inmates, correctional officers and surrounding communities are in danger.
Tracking student threats has become a priority for many schools.Now Florida just activated a database that will compile all of this under a new law. 19News is getting answers on whether this could help here in Ohio.
InvestigateTV shows issues with undercounting hate crimes, including the FBI failing to meet a federal mandate to report. After months of reporting on this issue, this documentary also highlights results of the investigation, including police departments amending their records.
The mother of 'Geauga's Child' is set to face a judge Tuesday. The 26-year-old cold case that gripped Northeast Ohio was finally solved just weeks ago.
By retirement, financial experts say you should have at least eight times your annual salary saved up. NerdWallet explains how to get there, decade-by-decade.
A realtors associations says they’re disappointed with the way Cleveland City Council handled an independent study that estimated costs for a new lead ordinance.
Human trafficking cases reported to the national hotline soared 25 percent last year. Callers reported 443 cases here in Ohio.Ohio ranks fourth in the nation for reported human trafficking cases.
As 19 News discovered, the reality is while skin and tissue donations are used to treat patients with all sorts of devasting injuries from burns to accident victims, they’re also used for something else. Cosmetic research.
He started work on Monday and quit just five hours later. The new superintendent of Cuyahoga County’s Juvenile Detention Center didn’t even last a full day on the job.
More than 100 drivers on I-77 were left with flat tires after a truck dumped a load of scrap metal during rush hour Tuesday. We learned today the driver was with a company called NAT Services Inc. based in Cuyahoga Heights.
With water quality and safety concerns across the country, many families are turning to water filters. But there are counterfeit filters and filters carrying fake certification marks.
The FDA has a new strategy for imported food safety, and Congress has increased seafood inspection funds. But the U.S. still lags behind some other countries when it comes to inspections and regulations.
As 19 News discovered, the reality is while skin and tissue donations are used to treat patients with all sorts of devastating injuries from burns to accident victims, they’re also used for something else.
Federal investigators are looking for more possible victims of a boy scout leader charged with producing child pornography. Thomas Close, known as "Aqua Joe," is accused of secretly recording boys changing after swimming.
Hotels are preparing for the thousands of fans making their way to Cleveland for the MLB All-Star Game.But employees are also on the lookout for human trafficking.
Hundreds of people will turn to Uber and Lyft for rides in and around Cleveland during the MLB All-Star Game. 19News is checking on the latest ways you can protect yourself when you order a ride share.
Only a teaspoon of torch fuel oil can kill a child, doctors said. In Ohio, there are increasing cases of accidental ingestion among children and it’s causing doctors and parents to warn others about the dangers.
19 News is investigating after a murder suspect was released from jail by mistake. Jacquise Drewery did not post his $1 million bond, but he was a free man from last Friday night to Monday afternoon.
The nearly 30-minute live video shows Amy Stewart, a representative for Cleveland Animal Save, at the scene of the crash, filming crew members tossing chickens into a dumpster.
Have you ever heard of rogue movers? Consumer experts explain they’ll charge you more than you agreed and your stuff may arrive damaged or never even get there at all.
Several former student athletes at Ohio State are charging the school still hasn’t come clean about the alleged sexual abuse by a team doctor in the 1980s and ‘90s.
Tonight at 11: BBB warns of companies called “rogue movers” that hold your items hostage. Have you ever heard of rogue movers? Consumer experts say they’ll charge you more than you agreed and your stuff may arrive damaged or never even get there at all.
The debate over the safety of Roundup weedkiller continues after a jury ordered Bayer to pay more than $2 billion in damages to a California couple that claimed they got cancer from using the weedkiller for years.
Want to get top dollar for your home this spring? Or are you looking to buy your first home? NerdWallet gives tips for those on both sides of the equation.
