Warrensville Heights News

Suspected serial killer Anthony Sowell appeared in court Wednesday for the first time since the discovery of 11 bodies at his home, 10TV's Cara Connelly reported.

The Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office has positively identified the fifth, sixth and seventh victims found at 12205 Imperial Avenue.

This Nov. 1, 2009 file photo provided by the Cleveland Police Department shows Anthony Sowell, 50.

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The Cuyahoga County Coroner says that, as of Wednesday afternoon, 11 victims have been recovered from the Imperial Avenue home where convicted rapist Anthony Sowell lived and one victim has been positively identified.

Hopes for the fledgling economic recovery got a boost Monday from better-than-expected news on manufacturing, construction and contracts to buy homes.

A Chagrin Falls couple who invested $250,000 in InkStop Inc. just before it collapsed are suing CEO Dirk Kettlewell and others for misleading them about the company's financial health.

The Diamond Business Center industrial park in Glenwillow has snagged its first tenant -- MAT Holdings Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of brake components, power equipment, building supplies and home and garden tools.

Members of Cleveland Jobs With Justice and the Bread and Puppet Theater of Vermont protested InkStop outside the company's Lakewood store.

C lick! Consider that a fine sound, folks. Motorists in more communities may soon learn that a picture's worth at least $100, as click-it-and-ticket traffic camera programs keep developing across Northeast Ohio.

Barbara Kasoff, co-founder of Women Impacting Public Policy Inc. , will give the keynote address Wednesday at a forum in Warrensville Heights.

Firefighters pulled two people out of their burning home last night who appeared to be in critical condition.

A class action lawsuit on behalf of more than 90 employees of the now closed InkStop Inc.

Organ recovery organization LifeBanc has closed on its purchase of property in the Hemingway at Richmond office park in Warrensville Heights, where the nonprofit group plans to move its offices.

One of our Road Rant scouts missed a detour sign in Cleveland last week. The result? He ended up at the emergency room for University Hospitals Case Medical Center, just like a bunch of other misdirected drivers.

Dr. Lynn Klimo started a recent talk on holistic health care at a wellness fair in Warrensville Heights with a good belly laugh.

Employees of InkStop Inc., the ink and toner retailer that abruptly shut its doors and laid off all its workers on Friday, have filed suit against the company and its owners for unpaid wages and benefits.

The company which last year gained naming rights for the artificial turf field at Veterans Stadium has closed its 152 stores nationwide.

One person was killed Wednesday in a crash on Interstate 480. The Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office said Thomas Grzely, 44, was driving a pickup truck just after 1 a.m. when he struck a tractor-trailer at Warrensville Center Road in Warrensville Heights.

Employees who are owed paychecks are suing Ohio-based ink and toner supplier Inkstop Inc., which shut down last week and laid off its 500 workers at 162 stores.