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By: Brian Koster, Madeline Harden, Katharine Huntley
A North Royalton Police officer filed a lawsuit against city officials on Wednesday for demoting and disciplining her in connection with an investigation into an OVI arrest of a former deputy chief.
By: Katharine Huntley
Ohio is seeing a significant rise in cyclosporiasis cases, a parasitic infection linked to fresh produce and leafy greens, with nearly 400 cases reported in the state — well above the typical annual count of around 70. The CDC is working to identify the source food.
By: Julia Thyret, Katharine Huntley, Dan DeRoos
Graphic Warning: This story contains content some may find graphic or upsetting.
By: Julia Thyret, Katharine Huntley
The Summit County Medical Examiner identified the man found dead in Portage Lakes Wednesday morning.
By: Katharine Huntley, Julia Thyret
City council members passed an ordinance earlier this week changing the rules for E-bike riders and passengers.
By: Katharine Huntley
Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity broke ground on a new two-story home on East 34th Street in Lorain, marking the organization’s first modular two-story build.
By: Katharine Huntley
The Medina City Council has passed an ordinance to bring in federal sharpshooters to reduce the city’s deer population, which council estimates at roughly 1,000 animals.
By: Katharine Huntley, Julia Thyret, Vasi Prokos, Keith Grant, Noelle Williams, Ashley Pomplas, Nikki Gasiewski, Madeline Harden
All North Royalton city buildings reopened Tuesday, days after Building Commissioner David Smerek was fatally shot at work.
By: Katharine Huntley
Hope and Healing Survivor Resource Center on Wednesday unveiled a new mobile advocacy unit aimed at bringing services directly to survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking in Medina and Summit counties.
By: Julia Thyret, Katharine Huntley, Rachel Vadaj
A Beachwood man who pleaded guilty to recording a young boy using the restroom at the Great Lakes Mall, will be sentenced Monday.
