Lucas Daprile is a news reporter and advice columnist for cleveland.com and the Plain Dealer. His coverage primarily focuses on local government spending of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars, as well as themes related to law and legal affairs, litigation, and crime and justice. Lucas is featured in various publications including Governing, Firehouse Magazine, and The Palm Beach Post.
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Lucas Daprile focuses primarily on local government and politics, as well as family and relationship topics in the Cleveland area. He frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to Cuyahoga County and Ohio City.
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By: Lucas Daprile
Keishaun Kellom pleaded not guilty to fatally shooting a woman outside a Pizza Hut.
By: Lucas Daprile
The Eighth District Court of Appeals has upheld the life sentence against Juwon Deaver, who was convicted of accidentally killing Gracie Griffin, 10, during a 2024 Fourth of July party.
By: Lucas Daprile
Ronald Loftis was sentenced to prison after a Cuyahoga County jury convicted him on multiple charges after a violent carjacking.
By: Lucas Daprile
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled in favor of the City of Berea after a woman's estate sued over her fatal injury at a city recreation center.
The Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force led an undercover operation in which investigators posed as children on social media.
A grand jury has charged a Cleveland man with murder after a fatal shooting in June in the Corlett neighborhood in June.
By: Lucas Daprile
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- An ex-employee of a Cleveland-area Walmart is suing the business, saying he was fired for making a religious pilgrimage that caused him to miss work.
By: Lucas Daprile
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a nearly 30-year sentence for ex-teacher Anthony Polizzi Jr. for sexually abusing students.
By: Lucas Daprile
An appeals court halted plans for an at-risk youth drop-in center in Ohio City, remanding the zoning dispute for further review.
By: Lucas Daprile
The Ohio Supreme Court recently sided with the Eighth District Court of Appeals, which ruled Marsy's Law does not apply to the victims of minor car accidents.
