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New wheelchair lift unveiled at Soldiers and Sailors Monument

New wheelchair lift unveiled at Soldiers and Sailors Monument

CLEVELAND -- Disabled veterans are being honored today at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in downtown Cleveland.

 

Cleveland: House fire kills two people

Cleveland: House fire kills two people

CLEVELAND -- An early morning house fire on the city's west side claims the lives of two people.

Coast Guard: Man rescued from Black River

Coast Guard: Man rescued from Black River

LORAIN -- A fisherman is recovering after he fell into the chilly waters of the Black River Saturday morning.

Children's classic Berenstain Bears author stopping in Cleveland

Children's classic Berenstain Bears author stopping in Cleveland

CLEVELAND -- The Berenstain Bears has been a favorite book for parents to read to their children for decades.

 

Streetsboro police officer injured in crash with suspect

Streetsboro police officer injured in crash with suspect

A Streetsboro police officer is in stable condition at Akron City Hospital after his cruiser was rammed at a high rate of speed Friday morning by a fleeing suspect's vehicle.

Imperial Murders: Rape Crisis Center to hold forum Tuesday

Imperial Murders: Rape Crisis Center to hold forum Tuesday

CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Rape Crisis Center will host a community forum at 6 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 10) for people directly or indirectly impacted by the Anthony Sowell case. The forum, designed to answer questions about rape and assault, will be at the Cleveland Public Library's Mount Pleasant Branch, at 14000 Kinsman Road.

Cleveland Port Authority President/CEO abruptly resigns

Cleveland Port Authority President/CEO abruptly resigns

CLEVELAND -- On Friday, the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority Board of Directors accepted the resignation of Port Authority President/CEO Adam Wasserman, who has chosen to leave the organization to pursue other interests, effective Nov. 6, according to a statement released from the board.

'Black Friday' ads: Get to see them early

'Black Friday' ads: Get to see them early

The day after Thanksgiving, known as "Black Friday" for retailers because big sales bring their sales into the "black," expects to be a huge shopping day this year due to the economy. And some retailers are already offering "Black Friday" deals now and websites are posting "Black Friday" retail ads in advance.

Friday Night Fever: Playoff Edition

Friday Night Fever: Playoff Edition

Teams from Divisions II, III and V kicked off the 2009 high school football playoffs tonight. Find out who advanced to play another game.

Investigator Exclusive: Passenger complaints of lost, damaged luggage high despite extra fees

Investigator Exclusive: Passenger complaints of lost, damaged luggage high despite extra fees

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. 

Imperial murders: Fourth victim identified, 2 more ID's expected this weekend

Imperial murders: Fourth victim identified, 2 more ID's expected this weekend

CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Police Department confirmed that the Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office positively identified a fourth victim discovered in Anthony Sowell's house at 12205 Imperial Avenue as Nancy Cobbs, 43, of Griffing Avenue, in Cleveland.

East Cleveland: Did suspected serial killer also strike in 1989?

East Cleveland: Did suspected serial killer also strike in 1989?

CLEVELAND -- It was a wave of violence that had East Cleveland detectives working overtime back in the late 80's. They called the cases the "Strawberry Murders." The victims were all women who were addicted to drugs and alcohol. Police believe they were easy targets for a predator.

Cleveland: Surprise Medical Mart changes raise lots of questions

Cleveland: Surprise Medical Mart changes raise lots of questions

CLEVELAND -- The long-awaited Medical Mart project will have a major change that poses many questions.

Imperial murders: $5 million bond set for Anthony Sowell

Imperial murders: $5 million bond set for Anthony Sowell

CLEVELAND -- Late Friday afternoon, a judge set bond for Anthony Sowell at $5 million.

New cutbacks in the City of Lorain

New cutbacks in the City of Lorain

LORAIN -- "The city will close its entire recreation department," Mayor Tony Krasienko told Channel 3 News late Friday.

Open enrollment season: Don't ignore your healthcare options

Open enrollment season: Don't ignore your healthcare options

CLEVELAND -- Chances are you may have noticed your healthcare costs have jumped. Nationwide, they're up an average of 10 percent.

Food for Thought: Gluten-free

Food for Thought: Gluten-free

Maybe you've noticed some label changes on products at the grocery store. But do you know what "gluten-free" means, and who needs these products? 

Rep. Kucinich: Alcoa to keep jobs in Cleveland

Rep. Kucinich: Alcoa to keep jobs in Cleveland

CLEVELAND -- Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) says he has been informed that efforts to keep 1,200 jobs at Alcoa in Cleveland have been successful.

Court: Parma man sentenced to 10 years on child pornography charges

Court: Parma man sentenced to 10 years on child pornography charges

CLEVELAND -- Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Tim McGinty sentenced Gratus Ingram, 59, of Parma, to 10 years in prison today. Ingram was found to have child pornography on his home computer.

Ohio's Sen. Brown alerts Ohioans to unclaimed tax refunds

Ohio's Sen. Brown alerts Ohioans to unclaimed tax refunds

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is alerting Ohioans to the fact that about 900 Northeast Ohioans out of the nearly 2,500 Ohio residents have unclaimed tax refunds owed to them by the Internal Revenue Service.

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