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Manufacturing interest at an early age
High schools and manufacturing are starting to mix again. Just ask Michael Wilson and Gabriel Wojnarowski, seniors at Cleveland Heights High School.
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Ohio House considers bill requiring lone license plate
Ohioans would only be required to display one license plate on their vehicles instead of two if a bill proposed by two state legislators is approved.
Aggressive hustle helps Cleveland Indians in win over Mariners -- Indians Chatter
Michael Bourn slides into second with a double in the first inning of action against Seattle on Sunday.
Cleveland Police Regularly Visited Street Where Abducted Women Were Held
Police made regular crime runs to the Cleveland street where three women were held captive in a house over a decade before escaping.
Cleveland theater auditions for May 17 and beyond
Seeking African-Americans for webisode series, "The Greek Chronicles," that follows the Greeks and wannabes of fictitious Bindford College.
Miracle in Cleveland, but we still need miracles elsewhere too
Long-time missing teenagers Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus were found alive in Cleveland along with another young woman, Michelle Knight.
Westlake police issue update on gas station heist
Footage from a security camera showed four suspects drive this van into a BP gas station in Westlake on May 7. The suspects stole an ATM shortly after 4 a.m. that morning.
Olmsted Falls seniors enjoy their Springtime in Venice prom: photo gallery
Students enjoy themselves during the Olmsted Falls High School Prom at the Windows on the River in downtown Cleveland Saturday.
New sign in Cleveland points way to Interstate 90: Road Rant
The well-marked trail sends Euclid travelers south on East 30th Street and west on Prospect Avenue to reach the highway.
Police describe finding Ohio kidnap victims
Then she stepped forward, holding a crying baby. It was really her, the missing girl they had searched for for 10 years.
Kidnapping victim's grandfather reunites in Cleveland
Her grandparents and father live in Elizabethton, Tennessee and Saturday we caught up with the young woman's grandfather to hear more about his trip to reunite with his granddaughter.
Cleveland fire chief calls indictments a sad day, vows better accountability
Cleveland Fire Chief Daryl McGinnis said in a press conference Thursday that the indictment of 13 firefighters for charges including illegally paying co-workers to cover their shifts, theft in office and improper compensation is not a reflection of the generally high quality and heroic work the department continually produces.
MedCity Media CEO hired and fired too fast: My Biggest Mistake
The Company: MedCity Media is a digital media company that covers the business of health care and life sciences innovation through its website MedCitynews.com . It also hosts events and provides content marketing services.
Cleveland company fined for hazardous waste
Gray Container LLC and its affiliates are being ordered to pay $1.05 million for hazardous waste and air pollution violations.
Ohio's outdoors folks reporting an explosion of ticks in Buckeye woods and fields this spring
A deer tick is shown under a microscope. Common in the Northeast and now every county in Pennsylvania, the tiny ticks spread dangerous Lyme Disease, named after Lyme, Conn., where the disease was first recognized.
Babysitter shows 5-year-old how to shoplift: Beachwood Police Blotter
THEFT, CEDAR ROAD: A girl, 5, was caught shoplifting a lipstick and CD May 8 at Sephora, but the security guard said the adult with her was coaching her.
University Hospitals to begin construction on Euclid site, not selling to Cleveland Clinic
"This is a full replacement for a building that is much, much older than what we want," said University Hospitals' Heidi Gartland, A rendering of University Hospitals' proposed new medical office building to be built at the corner of East 185th Street and Lake Shore Boulevard.
Cleveland waste-to-energy plant proposal too costly, consultants' presentation reveals
The city of Cleveland is still vetting ways to deal with hundreds of thousands of tons of garbage it collects every year.
Cleveland says its ready for Captain America 2 road closures
"Captain America: Winter Soldier" is ready for his epic return to Cleveland as the action-packed movie sequel starts production in town.
Hoyer, a Cleveland-area native, started Arizona's final regular-season game in 2012 and passed for 225 yards with one touchdown and one interception in a 27-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.