Startling information that’s both tragic and ironic that only one station, 19 News, confirmed is police were already looking for James Kimbrough before he allegedly pulled the trigger, taking his ex-girlfriend’s life at the Sheffield Village McDonald’s parking lot.
Just days before police say McLoyd committed a violent armed robbery in Cleveland, she was sentenced in a Lorain County robbery case. Despite the teen's lengthy criminal history, the judge there didn't lock her up. Instead, he put her on probation, and now, both Lorain and Cuyahoga County prosecutors are calling that judge out.
James Kimbrough remains on the loose after Sheffield Village Police said he pulled a gun and shot to death Milenna Lopez, 24, a mother of four children, on Jan. 6 in the parking lot of a McDonalds on Detroit Road.
As police continue their hunt for the man who shot and killed his ex-girlfriend outside of the McDonald’s where she worked, 19 News has uncovered that the victim had filed nearly one dozen orders of protection against suspect James Kimbrough, of Lorain.
The 19 Investigative Team is working with our partners at the Cuyahoga County Scam Squad to bring consumers a warning, scammers are taking advantage of the latest need for tests by selling phony ones online.
A 25-year-old woman living in a subsidized apartment with no heat on Cleveland’s East Side as Northeast Ohio experiences some of the coldest temperatures this winter is finally feeling some relief.
Rapes are on the rise in Cleveland and more children are reaching out to the Rape Crisis Center for help. Now a new state grant has come at the right time to bring hope to those sexual assault survivors.
“I didn’t look at reviews, I didn’t examine the website whatsoever, I just allowed myself to be so excited by this possibility that I just went for it,” one victim said.
When RTA launched their new transit system this summer, they said it would be better for the majority of riders, but 19 News discovered one of the routes they cut would add as much as a 15-minute walk for some riders.
Thirty cities in Ohio have taken a step forward by decriminalizing misdemeanor cannabis possession. That means having smaller amounts is no longer an arrestable or fineable offense.
More than 200 law enforcement agencies in Ohio have voluntarily reported over 5,500 use of force reports through the state’s use of force database since 2018.
When the state of Michigan legalized the recreational use of marijuana, residents of Morenci, a small town just over the Ohio border, were concerned about how life would change.
The law is named after 20-year-old Sierah Joughin, a University of Toledo student who was kidnapped and murdered by a repeat, violent offender five years ago.
One woman filed a complaint with Cleveland Police saying that’s exactly what happened to her after she called for help in a domestic violence situation.
