19 News partnering with the Cleveland Consumer Action Network which includes members of the Cuyahoga County Scam Squad to host a live call-in event Thursday from 5pm to 6pm.
19 News was first to report his termination from the Beachwood Police Department this week, more than a year and a half after he shot a shoplifter at a mall.
Ohio legislators passed a bill last fall providing a temporary liability shield for nursing homes against lawsuits and other claims until September of 2021.
A former Cleveland police officer used excessive force multiple times before management stepped in and fired him, according to city records obtained by 19 Investigates.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutors are warning about the growing number of online predators targeting the masses of children who are spending more time online for school and entertainment amid the pandemic.
19 Investigates confirmed with East Cleveland Police that their officer who shot and killed a suspect after a high speed case is now back on the job, despite push back from city leaders and community members.
Misleading COVID testing, surprise bills and unwanted prescriptions are just some of the complaints coming from frustrated patients who say no one is listening.
Weeks after officers responded to the call, Frank Q. Jackson now faces domestic violence charges. His girlfriend told police she called them because Frank Q. had hit her several times.
Family and friends of the shooting victims started to come to 19 News, asking if the city could just tear the building down to keep people from getting in it period, after a mother was murdered there.
19 News investigators obtained body camera footage of the moments before and after East Cleveland Police say an officer shot and killed a carjacking suspect.
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.
Despite the rapid spread of COVID-19, new numbers show Cleveland officials are actually getting less complaints about how the community is handling pandemic restrictions.
Ohio’s Department of Job and Family Services Director Kim Hall gave an honest and straight forward answer about what would happen if the unemployment system is flooded with claims like it was when the pandemic broke out.
Earlier this week, we showed you an employee we caught on camera, asking a customer to put his mask back on correctly. As we traveled across town, we discovered that not all workers take that initiative.
Victims who lost money trying to purchase cleaning products during the pandemic are getting some action.A federal judge in Northeast Ohio ordered several websites to take down fake ads for supplies after a lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission’s Cleveland office.
The state of Ohio opened applications for three types of grants this week.One for small-business owners. One specifically for bars and restaurants. And one for people who need help with mortgage payments and utility bills.
Investigator, Sara Goldenberg profiles several cases of unidentified people the medical examiner’s office is trying to solve. Here's a look at the story you'll see on 19 News at 5.
Nurse practitioners are questioning their own education at some colleges. There’s no national standard on how to educate nurse practitioners, while medical education for doctors was standardized more than 100 years ago.
The United States Postal Service’s delivery performance has become a major point of contention, especially in battleground states this election since thousands of voters are mailing ballots instead of voting in person.
A local police supervisor is accused, by one of his officers, of attempting to steal drugs seized as evidence. 19 News obtained video of the incident and the internal investigation that followed.We’ve also confirmed the FBI is now investigating as well.
When we pressed the mayor on Oct. 9, the day after he barely addressed the increase in his state of the city speech, he said he’s not bothered by people who think he’s not tough enough on crime.
The Cuyahoga County prosecutor’s office says it's armed with new resources they say will help them track down violent rapists, who have yet to face punishment.
People forget about their own money more than you may think. The forgotten money was left in bank accounts, safe deposit boxes, security deposits on utilities, stocks and bonds.
The victim lives right here in Northeast Ohio, but was attending college in Louisiana when she reported the assault in 1975. Had the crime happened here, the woman may not be able to get the justice she’s so thankful for tonight.
19 Investigates has learned U.S. Border Patrol stops in our region dropped significantly this year as fewer people travel back and forth between the United States and Canada because of border closures during the pandemic.
First responders may sign up for the job, but that doesn’t mean they’re immune to what they see. They're asking for PTSD coverage as a part of workers' compensation.
Terence Greene faces dozens of sexual abuse charges from former students.19 Investigates got to ask him questions in person for the first time Wednesday before his court appearance.
Terence Greene, 54, of Garfield Heights, was indicted on 74 felony counts including multiple counts of rape, sexual battery, felonious assault and kidnapping.
A local financial adviser and two of his associates were recently charged and accused of stealing millions of dollars from dozens of local families. More victims are coming forward to 19 investigates.
Last month, 19 News told you when the judges ruled four to three that companies do have the right to have someone watch employees urinate for a drug screen.
