Cleveland teens killed in weekend shootouts identified
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office released the names of two teenagers killed Sunday during a shootout in Cleveland's Kinsman neighborhood. The 17-year-olds from Cleveland were identified as Tyrone McClinton Jr. and Winston Lancaster, according to the medical examiner's office and Cleveland police Sgt. Jennifer Ciaccia. Police initially identified one of the victims as a 19-year-old man, but both victims were juveniles, Ciaccia confirmed. At least two others were..>> view originalBrainGate 2 implants allow paralyzed Cleveland veteran to move ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Most of us can employ our nerves and muscles to nibble a snack or swig a latte without much effort. But for Bill Kochevar, who is paralyzed below the shoulders, being able to do these things for the first time in years was mind-blowing. Experimental implants called BrainGate2 allowed Kochevar to grasp a cup for the first time since he suffered a major spinal cord injury in a 2006 bike accident. He was able to take a bite of mashed potatoes and eat a pretzel without help from..>> view original10-year-old with airsoft pistol at Cleveland park causes alarm
Please enable Javascript to watch this video CLEVELAND-- A 10-year-old caught waving what look like a gun at a park, the FOX 8 I-Team learned. It happened Monday night at Halloran Park on Cleveland's west side. An alert mother called police right after hearing about the incident from her children. "My kids just came back from riding their bikes and said there is a little kid, might be 10 years old, walking around with something that looks like a gun," the mother told a 911 dispatcher. "T..>> view originalTalk it out: How can Cleveland curtail youth gun violence?
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A string of recent shootings in Cleveland that claimed the lives of four people and left five more with gunshot wounds reignited a seemingly perpetual discussion about how to address youth gun violence. Mayor Frank Jackson and Cleveland police Chief Calvin Williams held a press conference at city hall Monday in the wake of the fatalities, where they addressed kids, violent crimes, and the guns they use to commit them. Jackson told community members to go out on the streets a..>> view originalCar stolen from Cleveland gas station with two young kids in backseat
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Someone stole a car from a Cleveland gas station late Monday with two young kids in the backseat, police said. The two children, ages 6 and 5, were found along with the stolen car about a half-hour later. They were unharmed, police said. The 26-year-old woman who drove the kids to the gas station was arrested on suspicion of child endangering, according to police. She has not yet been formally charged. The woman told police that her boyfriend drove to her home with his two ..>> view originalKyle Korver gets healthy, JR Smith improves, and other ways the ...
CHICAGO -- If it's possible, let's take this moment to exhale on the Cavs. Relax. Find your center. Right, so things got so bad in Cleveland's 103-74 loss to San Antonio on Monday night that Tyronn Lue looked out at his players on the court and "I just thought we couldn't do it." Too slow, too soft, couldn't shoot. Too injured. Losers of four of six and nine of 15 in March. No longer in first place in the East. In this space, we're going to try and look at this clearly, examine a few of the ro..>> view originalProposed upgrades at The Q stir debate at Cleveland council hearing
CLEVELAND, Ohio - After one committee hearing, it's clear that as many as five of the 17 members of City Council are not sold on a proposal for Cleveland to commit $88 million toward improvements at Quicken Loans Arena. But five "no" votes would not be enough to derail the idea, which enjoys the support of Council President Kevin Kelley and Mayor Frank Jackson. The proposal, part of a plan that would dramatically alter the arena's appearance and create more space for dining, bars and public g..>> view originalCleveland gang member charged in drive-by shooting that wounded ...
Jeron HighCuyahoga County Sheriff's Department CLEVELAND, Ohio -- An 18-year-old admitted gang member has been charged in an October drive-by shooting that wounded two young girls. A grand jury on Monday charged Jeron High, of Cleveland, with attempted murder, felonious assault and gang charges in the Oct. 4 shooting at a home on Dudley Avenue in the city's Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood. Two girls, ages 3 and 9, were hurt in the shooting. High pleaded guilty earlier this month in an unrelate..>> view originalHealth rankings highlight Ohio's opiate crisis, youth dropout and ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio--More than 5,000 Cuyahoga County residents each year die before they should, often due to gunshot wounds, car accidents and drug overdoses. Of these, more than 1,000 (19 percent) could be avoided if residents here had the same social, economic and health opportunities as those living in Ohio counties with the lowest premature death rates, including neighboring Geauga County. That's according to new data released today from the annual County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Report, a ..>> view originalSmall-time drug dealer claims self-defense in deadly Cleveland ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A neighborhood marijuana supplier will claim at his murder trial that he fired a fatal shot into the chest of his friend's ex-boyfriend in self-defense. Richard Amey's trial on murder, felonious assault and weapons charges in the Feb. 24, 2016 slaying of 21-year-old Ladale Davis began Tuesday with opening statements, after Amey elected to have Common Pleas Judge Stuart Friedman decide his guilt or innocence instead of jury. Amey, 34, shot and killed Davis during a fight in ..>> view original
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