“They had made documentation’s that she had lacerations and open cuts most notably on her tail, several other places,” she said of her dog’s vet. “She ended up needing two medications for about two weeks.”
19 Investigates discovered at least some of the comments include violent threats against black people. Police and the district said officials are now trying to get to the bottom of who was involved and why.
“At that point when it came back to the same person, you worried you might have a serial rapist on hand,” the prosecutor said, referencing the DNA hits.
The victims are calling for action, as 19 investigates why the city they live in allowed the dogs that did the damage to go back home with their owner in the first place.
It’s now up to a special prosecutor to decide whether felony charges should be brought against an East Cleveland Police officer who shot and killed a suspect earlier this year.
The Mentor property manager is now facing criminal charges as well after being accused of harassing elderly residents, neglecting to fix their maintenance requests, and even road rage.
A wild crowd watched as cars went crazy in the middle of a busy public road. Police said they are now searching for several drivers, including one who officers said took off when they showed up.
In a press conference on his decision not to run for a fifth term, Mayor Jackson said he responds to all questions except ones having to do with his family and those he deems BS. 19 Investigates asked if our pile of unanswered emails were not important enough for his response.
Each Wednesday, there will be a drawing where each winner will receive $1 million starting on May 26 for five weeks. Only people who have been vaccinated will be eligible to enter the drawing through a website.
It’s the beginning of justice for innocent people affected, hurt, even killed in the aftermath of high-speed police chases. Three men have been indicted after police say they lead three separate chases in East Cleveland this year.
Imagine waiting more than a year to start a new job, only to find out you no longer have the job.A woman came to 19 investigates saying the City of Cleveland hired her and then strung her along for months amid the pandemic. We tried to find out what happened and and why the city never let her start
The mayor's policy requires Newburg Heights employees, from office staff to emergency responders, to get the COVID-19 vaccine in order to stay working.
A Mentor property manager has been accused of harassing residents. They claim they went without heat for weeks, and it gets worse, he was even accused of throwing nails in front of an elderly woman’s garage.
A battle between serving the needs of boaters and pedestrians-- If you’re headed downtown for the Draft you’ll see a new bridge along Cleveland’s lakefront.
The state auditor says Ohio’s Department of Job and family services did not provide information it had about widespread fraud within the unemployment system for months.
Checks are in the mail to pay back thousands of people across the country who lost money to a fake debt collecting scam. Hundreds of the victims who will be receiving money are right here in Ohio.
According to data we compiled, in the last six months, police have been called to investigate at least seven crimes outside the center, including aggravated robbery, assault, thefts, shootings, and two murders.
Deontay’s family is still trying to make sense of what happened. It’s unclear whether Ellis was the shooter’s target before the crash, or if Ellis was involved in the original incident that caused everyone to leave in a hurry.
Police Chief says county jail policies allow dangerous suspects to go home instead of being booked into jail, cause convicted criminals to get less time behind bars
We discovered that over the last several years, of the officers assaulted, the highest percentage were responding to a domestic disturbance call just like this one on Woodview Street.
