Woman struck, killed on Interstate 71 in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A woman was struck and killed by a vehicle early Saturday morning, police say. The crash happened shortly before 2:30 a.m. on Interstate 71 south at West 130th Street, Cleveland police spokesman Det. Reginald Lanton said. Police did not release any details about the crash. This post will be updated if more information becomes available Saturday. If you'd like to comment on this story, visit Saturday's crime and court's comments section.>> view originalPolice: Several reports of a bear in Chardon
CHARDON, Ohio -- Police have received several reports of people seeing a small bear in the city Friday night. Chardon police wrote on its Facebook page stating they are monitoring the siuation and there is no immediate danger. Police notified the state game warden. "Bear sightings are happening more frequently in Geauga County," the post says. "Please keep in mind Black bears are usually scared of people, making attacks a rare occurrence." The Ohio Department of Natural Resources offers tips fo..>> view originalComment here on cleveland.com court and crime stories for ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- cleveland.com readers can comment below on crime and court stories appearing on the website on Saturday, June 24, 2017. We believe in the importance of providing a safe place for members of our community to express their opinions. As in all communities, there are rules. We don't tolerate "obscene, indecent, hateful, offensive, defamatory, abusive, harassing or profane material." We don't allow personal attacks, and bigotry in all its forms is unacceptable. Simply put, we ask ..>> view originalPaul Sciria, 88, Cleveland's first TV street reporter, founded La ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Paul Sciria, the gravel-voiced legend of Cleveland television news who built a successful second career in print and public relations, died Friday. He was 88 and a resident of Mayfield Heights. The cause was apparently a heart attack, according to his family. Short, with heavy-rimmed glasses and an unmistakable voice, Sciria became as prominent as most anchors after becoming the first full-time street reporter in Cleveland television in 1957. He said it was "a job I never app..>> view originalReturning for another helping
Photo by Courtesy Joe Crea By JOE CREA As I was saying, leaving your job isn't the same as retiring, right? Maybe I should back up a bit. A few weeks ago, when I stepped down as restaurants and dining editor for The Plain Dealer, in my farewell column, I wrote that I wasn't quite ready to shelve the keyboard and toss out my pen. What I didn't expect was to climb back into the saddle so quickly. Here I am, all the same, a new contributor to Crain's Cleveland Business. As a freela..>> view originalCorey Kluber's 13 strikeouts go for naught as Cleveland Indians lose ...
CLEVELAND - Here is baseball at its simplest. If you don't score, you don't win. One more thing, if you don't score and you don't throw the baseball where it's supposed to go, the loss hurts even more. Especially when it comes at the cost of your best starting pitcher. The Indians lost to the Twins, 4-2, on Saturday afternoon despite getting a season-high 13 strikeouts from Corey Kluber. In scoring two runs against the pitching staff with the second-highest ERA in the American League in 18 inni..>> view originalIs Cleveland Indians' Francisco Lindor getting his act together at the ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Do you have a question that you'd like to have answered in Hey, Hoynsie? Submit it here or Tweet him at @hoynsie. Hey, Hoynsie: What do scouts say about Francisco Lindor's approach to hitting. Did he change something or have pitchers figured him out? - AZCardman, Gilbert, Ariz. Hey, AZCardman: I think what manager Terry Francona said a while ago makes a lot of sense. He pointed to Lindor hitting a bunch of home runs early in the season (seven in April), which made him get pull..>> view originalRamadan's month of fasting coming to an end
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Saturday night marks the end of the month-long fasting that began in late May for Ramadan, a sacred observance for Muslims the world over. The end is called Eid al-Fitr, said Julia Shearson, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations Cleveland and Northern Ohio Chapter. One of the two major holidays of Islam, it is determined by observation of the crescent moon, or calculations of when the moon is supposed to be visible. Shearson said the day begins with..>> view originalCleveland Browns have Terry Talkin' about a bad rap for fans, front ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Are Cleveland Browns fans only the 26th best in the NFL? Only if you believe the Kansas City Chiefs' fans are the worst. Mike Lewis and Manish Tripathi of Emory University Sports Marketing Analytics have been ranking the NFL's best fans for years. They do it based on attendance, social media engagements, ticket prices, road attendance, etc. Throw all that together, and the Browns are 26th. And the Chiefs are ... dead last? I love going to games in Kansas City. It's like a col..>> view originalMy Morning Jacket Brings Dynamic Holiday Jams to Cleveland
click to enlarge With gray skies hovering warmly over downtown Cleveland on Friday night, My Morning Jacket quietly emerged onto the stage at Jacobs Pavilion and dropped into "Victory Dance," one of the primo openers in their arsenal. Singer Jim James wandered around the stage, looking wholly in his element with a small sampler tied around his neck, singing the entrancing lyrics. The capacity crowd was along the ride at every twist and turn throughout last night's show. ..>> view original
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