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East Cleveland Police FacebookThe officer’s use of deadly force was based on his understanding of the situation and was within the bounds of the law, Attorney General Dave Yost said. -
Cleveland mayoral candidate Justin Bibb outraised and outspent his opponent Kevin Kelley in the weeks leading up to and following the Sept. 14 primary, according to new unaudited fundraising disclosures released Thursday by the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. Bibb’s campaign reported almost $523,000 in contributions and nearly $429,000 in expenditures between Aug. 26 and Oct. 13. Kelley raised more than $416,000 and spent more than $330,000.
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The city wants to spend $10 million in federal stimulus money from the American Rescue Plan Act to prevent foreclosure of the shopping center. -
The Franklin County Treasurer's Office put the property on the list of liens to be sold Nov. 1 because of missed and delinquent property tax payments.
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And just hours after it was unveiled, an artistic edit was made on it.
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Council is beginning to work with the public to get input on how the money should be used.
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Sponsors of the bill say children under 18 should not receive hormone blockers or surgery to transition to a different gender.
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A bipartisan bill in the Ohio Senate would allow some teenagers to work later on a night before going to school the next morning.
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State Auditor Keith Faber's office wrote to the State Teachers Retirement System informing the system of the plans for the special audit.
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They say the commission must follow new reforms in order to avoid gerrymandering.
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Money is coming to the Republican candidates from several sources, including sometimes from personal loans.
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Meanwhile, his fellow Republicans are calling on another justice to step down from hearing the three redistricting cases.
