Nadeen Abusada

It was a close vote, with 48% voting yes and 52% voting no, ultimately causing the bond issue to fail. "It's bittersweet. It really is.

The move comes after the county was awarded $30 million late last year for the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court system following recommendations from the Juvenile Justice Working Group, created by Gov. Mike DeWine.

His bond was set at $30,000. Timothy Ruble was originally charged with assault, tampering with evidence and felonious assault. What happened

Kate Williams has lived in her neighborhood for 30 years. She describes her street as a common cut-through, where people drive by frequently.

"It really does amaze me, especially this second one. It astounds me that I lived through it," said Martens.

Joey Artino has lived in his house off Delaware Avenue for five years. "This street's full of families. People move to Lakewood to send their kids to school a lot of time.

The USCIS memo, issued in late May, states: “From now on, an alien who is in the US temporarily and wants a green card must return to their home country to apply, except in extraordinary circumstances.”

As preparations get underway, so does the excitement, both for the fun and for the impact it will have on the city.

It started with one rock, then another. At one point, an entire tabletop was thrown, shattering windows outside the Service Employees International

The Solon Police Department is searching for answers after two masked individuals were caught on video tampering with a Citizens Bank ATM on Thursday morning.