19 News obtained surveillance video showing the horrifying moments a pair of drag racing teens crashed into a young couple on a motorcycle last summer, killing them.
A convicted rapist could be back on the streets in the next few weeks if a Summit County judge grants a motion for dismissal in the latest rape case against him
Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne hopes to provide a financial boost to integrate more social workers into public safety forces throughout the county.
It has never been an easy task delivering the mail, but even as some of us have become less reliant on that daily delivery, the task has become even more difficult, dangerous even.
According to internal affairs reports, a Cleveland police officer violated more than a dozen of the department’s rules and procedures while working at his part-time job.
A Walton Hills police officer is facing a federal lawsuit alleging excessive force. 19 News learned that the officer made another traffic stop two months later where he let a drunk driver go who went on to kill a young couple.
The Protecting First Responders from Secondary Exposure Act aims to provide more resources to first responders on the front line of the opioid epidemic.
Sheffield Lake’s mayor pulled the plug on its police K9 program six months after they started it. The police union is furious, and the mayor is defending his decision.
The parents of an 8th-grade student were outraged after they learned their daughter had been strip-searched down to her underwear by a school nursing aide all over a vape pen.
It’s been 20 years since a Cleveland community activist, mother, and grandmother was shot to death in her driveway. All these years later Frances Jones’ case is still cold.
19 News first reported on Pink Energy in late September when the Attorney General’s office had received about 120 complaints from consumers across the state that included deceptive business practices.
In October, a 19 News investigation revealed that a Columbia Station haunted house was employing two registered sex offenders. Court documents show that one of those former employees is accused of another disturbing sex crime involving a child.
Investigators say Robert Shephard didn’t actually pull the trigger of the gun that killed the Cleveland mayor’s grandson in Sept. 2021. So how did he end up on trial for the murder of Frank Q. Jackson?