FBI Searches for Shotgun Wielding Bank Robber
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Officials with the Cleveland Bureau of the FBI are searching for an individual who robbed the PNC-National City Bank at 10900 Lorain Avenue around 11:00am.
Neighbor Arrested for West 83rd Street Arson
A spokesperson for the Cleveland Police Department tells Fox 8 News that the man who had been wanted for aggravated arson in connection with the West 83rd Street house explosion has been arrested.
Ohio Executes Man Who Killed Shopkeeper, Clerk
LUCASVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio has executed a man who killed a convenience store owner and clerk after bragging he would copy a similar movie slaying.
Reports: Woods Leaving Sex Rehab, Returning to Golf
Tiger Woods may soon be leaving sex rehab and returning to golf, according to two reports.
Pam Anderson Going ‘Dancing’?
Is one of the world's most famous blond bombshell's about to join
the cast of 'Dancing with the Stars'?
The ‘flower guy’ will be remembered at a service Saturday morning at a Hungarian church on Cleveland’s West Side
A memorial service for Tibor "the flower guy" Sarossy will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Emeric Church, 1860 West 22nd St., next to the West Side Market. Sarossy's son, Anton, 35, and daughter, Mercedes, 32, welcome the Greater Cleveland residents who came to know their gregarious father, who peddled flowers and grew smiles at Cleveland and Lakewood night spots.
Ohio executes man who killed Youngstown shopkeeper, clerk
Mark Brown was pronounced dead by lethal injection at 10:49 a.m. Thursday at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville.
Jury deciding fate of DEA agent Lee Lucas
The trial of Lee Lucas, 41, lasted three weeks. He was charged with perjury, obstruction of justice and violating civil rights for his role in a botched 2005 drug investigation in Mansfield.
Concessions, Cleveland councilmen work to save Old Brooklyn’s Ladder 42
Lazarus-like Ladder 42 is once again ready to roll in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn neighborhood. Still, the truck's future is hardly guaranteed.
Cleveland Tenants Organization head Mike Piepsny to run for Cuyahoga County Council
The nonprofit director plans to run in District 5 as a Democrat.
Ohio News Roundup: OSU tickets and tuition; sick girl gets her wish; wanted man in Cincinnati
What's happening around the state today.
Deliberations to begin in Ohio drug agent trial – Cleveland Plain Dealer
(AP) — CLEVELAND - A federal jury in Cleveland will get to work considering the case of a government drug agent accused of helping frame 17 people. Deliberations begin Thursday in the trial of veteran Drug Enforcement Administration agent Lee Lucas ...
Is Ohio State still alive? The Seantrel Henderson saga isn’t quite over
The nation's top offensive line recruit chose USC but won't sign until after an NCAA hearing in two weeks, which leaves the door cracked open for the Buckeyes.
APSeantrel Henderson.
Hold off on that recruiting withdrawal. It may not be over yet.
Offensive lineman Seantrel Henderson chose USC over Ohio State on Wednesday, but unlike most college football recruits, the top-rated lineman in the Class of 2010 did not sign his National Letter of Intent.
The New York Times, after shadowing the Henderson family during the final week before Signing Day, is reporting that Henderson will wait until after an NCAA hearing from Feb. 19-21 before signing with the Trojans. The USC program is facing possible sanctions and that hearing will give a better sense of what might be ahead.
Of course, Henderson picked USC knowing this was the case, with new coach Lake Kiffin certainly doing his best to assure the Hendersons that the possible sanctions won't be too serious. But in announcing his choice, Henderson said Ohio State finished No. 2, so the Buckeyes may be on call if the USC hearing scares Henderson off. Sean Henderson, Seantrel's father, was quoted by the Times as calling Jim Tressel's recruiting pitch long-winded and a little boring, so perhaps Ohio State's coach has some time to prove he's a little more, uh, exciting.
Players don't have to sign until April 1, as Ohio State fans who followed the Terrelle Pryor saga into March two years ago know very well. Without Henderson, Ohio State signed a class of 18 players Wednesday.
Browns Comment of the Day: Please don’t draft Tim Tebow
"To the new Browns management: please don't draft Tebow. We've already got a couple of QBs to wear baseball caps and hold clipboards on the sidelines, and it would be stupid to waste a high draft pick on a special teams player and third string tight end." - dunlopreggie
View full sizeAP Photo | Dave MartinSouth quarterback Tim Tebow of Florida, looks for a receiver during the second half of the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., Saturday, Jan. 30, 2010.
In response to the story Cleveland Browns Tom Heckert impressed by Florida's Tim Tebow, cleveland.com reader dunlopreggie isn't quite as impressed as the Browns' new general manager. This reader writes,
To the new Browns management: please don't draft Tebow. We've already got a couple of QBs to wear baseball caps and hold clipboards on the sidelines, and it would be stupid to waste a high draft pick on a special teams player and third string tight end.
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Tribe’s Brantley coming of age
Indians prospect Michael Brantley has learned to act mature beyond his years, a lesson taught to the left fielder by his family, including his father who was a former Major League player and coach.
Cleveland’s Finest Cum Slut ! – 27
Hi guys! I'm a young hottie out for some fun! I have a great body and know how to use it.
