Matthew Richmond
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Known as the "Cleveland Strangler," Sowell is said to have died of an undisclosed terminal illness after 10 years on death row.
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Cleveland will be the home to Ohio’s second “innovation district,” a health-care focused, $565 million job-creation partnership with the city's three major hospitals and Case Western Reserve and Cleveland State Universities.
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Self-professed gun guy Douglas Cooper is a firearms instructor who has concerns about Ohio's new stand your ground law signed recently by Gov. Mike DeWine.
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With about 300 COVID-positive inmates and 69 staff members currently out with COVID-19 illness or exposure, Cuyahoga County is taking several dramatic steps to stem an outbreak of the coronavirus in the jail.
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The predicted solar storm has been downgraded, but the aurora borealis could be seen at any time during the current peak period.
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Congress is considering a COVID relief bill that would include about $16 billion in aid for public transit. Agencies from around the country, including Cleveland, say they need twice that amount, at least.
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As crime in the neighborhood continues to increase, organizers say they are still working on establishing a program to help.
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For the first time since the start of the pandemic, there are more than 5,000 coronavirus-infected people admitted as inpatients to hospitals across Ohio. More than 1,000 of those patients are in intensive care units. Gov. Mike DeWine made the announcement during a Monday press conference, in which healthcare providers joined him to sound the alarm about surging patient numbers.
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Rep. Kent Smith estimates 150 music venues throughout the state could benefit from the financial aid.