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Lorain County woman thinks Jane Doe found in Cleveland in 1969 may be her missing mother

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A Lorain County woman whose mother has been missing for more than 60 years wants to know whether her mother is an unidentified woman found in Lake Erie in 1969. Tammy Quinn’s mother, 35-year-old Virginia Ann Salinski Quinn, disappeared from Cleveland in 1960. Tammy was less...

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Meet T-Bone and Solo, the Cleveland comedians behind viral ‘Culture Swap’ videos

Cleveland’s prominence on social media is getting a major boost from the antics of two local comedy stars whose videos spotlighting and breaking down racial stereotypes have gone viral. Over 4.5 million viewers have watched the online series “Culture Swap” featuring Timothy Sweeney, or “T-Bone,” and David Bost, or...

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July Bar Exam results from four testing locations released

For the first time, the Supreme Court of Ohio offered the Ohio Bar Examination in four locations across the state this summer, including Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, and Toledo. Results from the July bar exam were announced recently. Of the 1,011 aspiring attorneys who took the exam, 720 (71%) passed. A...

Toledo, OH · 1d

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Mentor-On-The-Lake, OH · 12h

Mentor-on-the-Lake votes to move dispatch to Lake County Sheriff’s Office

Mentor-on-the-Lake City Council has passed a resolution to outsource the city’s police and fire dispatch to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. According to Mayor David Eva, a special meeting of council was held on Oct. 30, with the only agenda item being the dispatch outsourcing to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office.

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Greater Cleveland, Ohio’s 10 Top Under-The-Radar Thrift Shops For Incredible Bargains

One Cleveland thrift warehouse lets shoppers pay by the pound at its bins. Well, there’s a thought, because my closet just started doing math. That little detail says a lot about bargain hunting in Ohio. The best deals often sit inside small boutiques, vendor shops, and charity stores, and...

Cleveland, OH · 2d

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Nestlé factory shutdown in Ohio could leave workers searching for new opportunities

Imagine spending years at the same factory, only to learn that production will soon move away. That is the situation facing Nestlé employees in Solon, Ohio, after the company announced plans to close its manufacturing facility. The shutdown is scheduled for late 2027, giving workers time to prepare. Still,...

Solon, OH · 1d

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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is about to open new doors at Cleveland’s lakefront (photos)

New concert venue, new connection to waterfront, new atrium part of $175 million Rock & Roll Hall of Fame expansion.

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Can you name the famous food brand with Cleveland restaurant roots? Take our news quiz

The leaves are falling, the ballots are cast, and Cleveland has given us plenty to talk about this week. Before we dig into the headlines, we’re starting with a familiar brand whose story began right here. Think you know your hometown well enough to spot the Cleveland connection?. Showing...

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Highland Heights, OH · 1d

Northeast Ohio mother files lawsuit after missing microchipped cat adopted out to new family

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - It is every pet owner’s nightmare: finding out a lost pet has been found, only to learn you still cannot bring him home. A local mother is now taking legal action after discovering her microchipped cat was taken in by a rescue group and adopted out to another family without her knowledge.

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St. Ignatius football rallies for senior with rare neurological condition

CLEVELAND — From the moment he first took the field, St. Ignatius senior Tristan Rivera Jones fell in love with playing football. “I love the vibes and everything,” Rivera-Jones said. “Just the atmosphere all around. I love it. When the season would end, I would realize how much I miss it. You’ve just got to enjoy every moment while you play here. It’s a special opportunity.”

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Cleveland City Hall exhibit honors George Voinovich, the mayor who revived the city

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Before he became Ohio’s governor and a U.S. senator, George Voinovich was the mayor who helped Cleveland find its footing after one of the darkest chapters in the city’s history. Now, a new exhibition at Cleveland City Hall will celebrate the late Republican’s legacy,...

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Water Closes a Salt Mine Under Lake Erie

Because of the strong El Niño, this winter in the Great Lakes area promises to be warmer than normal with much less snow. This is fortunate for northern Ohio because a significant water intrusion on 22 October closed the Morton Salt Mine at Fairport Harbor that’s the main supplier of rock salt for northern Ohio’s roads.

Fairport Harbor, OH · 1d

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Patty Perry named RISE Award recipient by Mentor Area Chamber of Commerce

Patty Perry, longtime owner of ProMark Enterprises, has been named the 2026 Woman’s RISE Award recipient for the Mentor Area Chamber of Commerce. In collaboration with MEACO and the city of Mentor, Perry will be honored at Billy’s — A Cappelli Martini Bar, located at 7338 Industrial Park Blvd., from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 11.

Mentor, OH · 13h

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Nearly Every Booth At Rascal House In Cleveland Holds A Story From Decades Of Regulars

Some pizza shops sell slices, and some sell memories with a slice on the side. On a busy stretch of downtown Cleveland, one counter-serve spot has been feeding students, night owls, musicians, and hotel guests for about 45 years. Some regulars first came here back when live bands played next...

Cleveland, OH · 15h

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$2M bond set for man, woman indicted on murder charges in Cleveland AutoZone shooting

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The man and woman charged in connection with a deadly shooting at an AutoZone on the city’s west side, are being held on a $2 million bond at the Cuyahoga County Justice Center. Tralaun Barlow, 31, and Aniya Fantroy, 22, are accused of killing AutoZone...

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Ohio appeals court rules vouchers are unconstitutional — the state is ignoring it

Private schools tend to reject kids who need extra help, while scarfing up the pooled Ohio tax money allocated just for them. The Fair School Funding Plan must be resumed and implemented fully, writes Elisabeth Thomas-Matej of Shaker Heights in a letter to the editor.

Ohio · 1d

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Long Winter Lines Prove These 5 Ohio Donut Shops Have Earned Their Loyal Following

Cold weather does not keep Ohio donut fans at home. If anything, a gray winter morning seems to send more people out the door in search of a warm coffee and a fresh glazed. The five shops on this list draw steady crowds even when the temperature drops, from college-town counters that never close to family bakeries that have been rolling dough for generations. Each one earns its spot for a different reason, so you may find a new favorite stop for your next weekend drive.

Columbus, OH · 14h

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CWRU Farm trespasser attains ‘Persona Non Grata’ status: Hunting Valley Police Blotter

Trespassing, departmental information: Fairmount Boulevard, County Line Road. Police checked Flock cameras around 2:45 p.m. Nov. 1 to locate a Lakewood man they’d been searching for since mid-October in connection with disturbances to work sites at Case Western Reserve University’s Squire Valleevue Farm. College police had been trying...

Cleveland, OH · 10h

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MyChart back online at University Hospitals after cybersecurity incident

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - University Hospitals (UH) announced Saturday that MyChart is now accessible to patients after the health system experienced a cybersecurity incident in October. UH said that the availability of MyChart is a sign that it has recovered from a cybersecurity incident. “This is an important milestone. For...

Cleveland, OH · 4h

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