CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Three illegal immigrants leave Detroit in a boat with no serial number. Their intentions are unclear, but their actions raise the suspicions of local authorities who issue an all-points bulletin in case it's related to terrorism.
CLEVELAND -- Cleveland Municipal Court Clerk Earle Turner has filed lawsuits against 34 drivers who haven't paid thousands of dollars worth of traffic camera and parking tickets. The largest arrears is $8,085, according to court documents.
CHARDON -- William Miralia, of Bainbridge, was sentenced by Geauga County Common Pleas Judge David Fuhry Friday to 6 months in jail and fined $2,000 for injuring a pedestrian May 5 while texting and driving.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS -- Problems began as soon as Brynna Fish got the keys to her Cleveland Heights home -- clogged drains, mold. Then there was the roof.
CLEVELAND -- Public corruption, government misspending, consumer fraud, and major crime were the main subjects of investigations for The Investigator Tom Meyer in 2009.
BAINBRIDGE -- The township has settled a civil lawsuit that accused three paramedics of failing to use a defibrillator to shock the heart of a woman in cardiac arrest, leaving her with brain damage as a result.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Two of the worst offenders of Ohio's three year old smoking ban continue to be fined for allowing smoking inside their businesses.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Prosecutor Bill Mason has begun returning the roughly $72,000 in campaign contributions he received from employees since 2007, his office said today.
STARK COUNTY -- The family of a mentally ill man who hanged himself with a telephone cord in the Stark County Jail has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the sheriff, jail staff and the contractor that provides medical and psychological services.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- It starts with what seems like an ordinary phone call from your grandchild. But it ends up costing elderly Clevelanders thousands of dollars. Police say an old scheme, targeting seniors, has resurfaced in Northeast Ohio.
CLEVELAND -- State officials issued a warning today about a scam targeting unemployment benefits deposited onto debit cards.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- A Channel 3 News investigation has found that city and county workers owe tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid traffic and parking tickets, issued when they were driving government-owned vehicles.
CLEVELAND -- First, federal prosecutors say they found corrupt officials sucking money out of a Cleveland halfway house for inmates. Now residents at the house say they're under attack again, except that this time, it's bedbugs at the Cuyahoga Re-Entry Agency.
CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS -- In Ohio high school wrestling circles, the name "Milkovich" is a household name. A school in Maple Heights has even been named after the family. Coach Dan Milkovich, who turned around a struggling program in Cuyahoga Heights, has been under fire for an incident that happened on his watch.
CLEVELAND -- Faulty brakes. Inadequate instruction. Crowded classrooms. These are some of the violations state inspectors found at local schools used to teach your teenager how to drive, a Channel 3 News investigation found.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Smoking inside public places has been illegal for nearly three years, but a Channel 3 News undercover investigation found many businesses continuing to allow smokers to expose other customers to deadly second-hand smoke.
CLEVELAND -- A Channel 3 News analysis of a government database shows passenger complaints about lost, damaged and stolen luggage remain high, despite extra charges for checked bags.
CLEVELAND -- The woman who chased down police nearly a year ago, saying suspected serial killer Anthony Sowell tried to rape her, today disputed the Cleveland Police Department's account of why the case was dropped.
BAINBRIDGE -- Paramedics in this Cleveland suburb are being accused of disregarding their duty to save a 55-year-old woman who suffered brain damage, then trying to cover it up, according to a lawsuit exclusively obtained by Channel 3 News.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Does the average Joe have a shot at a county job if the competition is connected to one of the three county commissioners?
