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Willoughby police seeking suspected car thief
The Willoughby Police Department and Westlake Police Department are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying an unknown male believed to be connected to two motor vehicle thefts. The thefts occurred on Oct. 8 in Willoughby and Westlake. According to a Willoughby Police Department news release, during the early...
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Cleveland police seek help finding missing 15-year-old
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Division of Police is asking for assistance in finding a missing 15-year-old Thursday. Police say they are looking for Anahis Baker who was last seen Wednesday in the area of West 124th Street and Bennington Avenue. Anahis was last seen wearing a blue floral...
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Cleveland Man Convicted in 2025 Akron Killing; Sentencing Set for Nov. 17
A Summit County jury has convicted a Cleveland man in the 2025 shooting death of Razeil Robinson in Akron, and a judge will sentence him on Tuesday, November 17. Timothy Whitthorne, 34, of Cleveland, was found guilty of murder, felony murder, felonious assault, having weapons while under disability and three firearm specifications, according to Summit […]
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Did voters get Cade Smith wrong? Plus Guardians payroll plans and Parker Messick’s historic finish – Cleveland Baseball Talk Podcast
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cade Smith was snubbed twice in one night, Parker Messick made Cleveland history, and the Guardians are promising to spend more money in 2027. On Thursday’s Cleveland Baseball Talk Podcast, Joe Noga and Paul Hoynes debate whether BBWAA voters got it wrong by selecting Toronto’s Louis Varland over Smith for the inaugural American League Reliever of the Year Award, and why Smith also lost out to Tampa Bay’s Bryan Baker for the Mariano Rivera Award. They examine Messick’s historic third-place finish in AL Cy Young voting and whether he or Gavin Williams should lead Cleveland’s rotation next season.