Studies show that increased police training can lead to more sexual assault convictions. 19 Investigates discovered that the state of Ohio does not require law enforcement officers to complete regular sexual assault training.
We uncovered the woman responsible for rolling the school bus in Marlboro Township has a long history of dangerous driving, according to BMV and court records.
Could money be the reason some violent juvenile offenders are getting off with just a slap on the wrist? 19 Investigates looked into a troubling trend that could be behind the spike in violent juvenile crime.
What is the clear career path for students in the Cleveland Municipal School District? That has become a very difficult question, in some respects, to answer.
Avvie Johnson has been waiting, waiting since October of 2022 when she said she first reported to Cleveland Public Power that someone had driven into the light pole on the tree lawn of her home on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Avvie Johnson does not believe that it is an outrageous request, one she has been making, she said, since October when someone drove down her stretch of Martin Luther King JR. Blvd
“One of the things I tell them is that if we all we got, then we got to be all we need because losing ain’t an option,” Fred Ward said. “Just because you might have done that don’t mean that you have to stay that.”
Akron Public Schools is making some changes to how they hire part-time police officers after an officer with a tumultuous disciplinary record ended up on the school board’s agenda.
Organizations are working to help people with disabilities gain more independence in everyday life, thanks to technology. The first Smart Home in Stark County is a model people are hoping to copy for more homes across Ohio.
The Cleveland Police Chief says are no plans to bring back a dedicated auto theft unit, but they are working on some new initiatives to recover stolen cars.
”Children, being abused, tortured, sexual situations, that no children should be involved in. With a number of tips coming in, we can’t turn that faucet off,” said David Frattare with Ohio Internet Crimes against Children Task Force.
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is the three-digit phone number for those having a mental health crisis, or those who are simply in need of guidance, to call for help.