Clinton gets cold reception in coal country
Hillary Clinton’s tour through Appalachia this week includes a trip to southeastern Ohio.
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Security on hand for funerals of Pike Co. shooting victims
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine promises “ample security” today at the funeral for six of the eight people shot and killed in rural southern Ohio.
Tamir Rice shooting scene may be preserved
Cleveland is agreeing to a request from the Smithsonian’s new African-American history museum to delay demolition of a gazebo where 12-year-old Tamir Rice was shot to death by police.
Schmidt’s expansion controversial
One of German Village’s main attractions is at the heart of the neighborhood’s latest parking dust-up.
Toxic sludge blob threatens Cleveland water
State environmental regulators say sludge material dredged from the Cuyahoga River and dumped into Lake Erie in the 1970s might be moving toward a Cleveland water treatment plant.
11-year-old runaway found safe
Police say a Northeast Side boy has been reunited with his mother after his case received publicity Tuesday.
James, Irving lead Cavs to win
LeBron James scored 25 points, Kyrie Irving added 21 and the Cavaliers withstood a strong comeback by Atlanta to maintain their chokehold on the Hawks with a 104-93 victory on Monday night in the opening game of their second-round Eastern Conference series.
Buckeyes: 4 prime time games
The Buckeyes will play in prime-time matchups on four consecutive Saturdays this fall, according to the Department of Athletics.
Giants 9, Reds 6
The Reds roughed up Johnny Cueto in his return to Great American Ball Park, but the San Francisco Giants rallied against Cincinnati’s historically bad bullpen, riding Brandon Crawford’s three-run homer to a 9-6 victory Monday night.
7-run inning sinks Clippers win streak
The Clippers’ 11-game winning streak didn’t survive the Knights’ seven-run first inning Monday night in the opening game of a three—game series in Charlotte.