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Cleveland City Council passes 'Pay to Stay' legislation to protect renters from evictions

Cleveland City Council passes 'Pay to Stay' legislation to protect renters from evictions

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Cleveland City Council passes 'Pay to Stay' legislation to protect renters from evictions

The 'Pay to Stay' ordinance allows residents to remain in their homes if they pay all past due rent with late fees and court costs to landlords before a judgement.

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'Days of Our Lives' moves to Peacock Sept. 12. Here's how to watch.
Food

Dunkin announces fall menu with pumpkin drinks, bakery items
Animals

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announces birth of baby rhino: Here's how you can help name her
Lebron James Foundation

Student at LeBron James' I Promise School treated to VIP access by NASCAR
Food

Krispy Kreme brings back pumpkin spice earlier than ever
Features

ZuZu Chocolates and Treats supports finding cure for Alzheimer’s through sweet treats
Places

Landmarks in The Land: Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens
Heartwarming

St. Ignatius baseball player who survived stroke throws out first pitch at Cleveland Guardians game
Heartwarming

4-year-old Maple Heights boy writes inspiring book about his liver transplant

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Coronavirus

CDC relaxes COVID-19 guidelines, drops quarantine requirement

The CDC recommendations apply to everyone, but the changes could be particularly important for schools, which resume classes this month in many part of the country.
Coronavirus

If you're exposed to COVID, FDA now recommends 3 at-home tests

The agency said a government study showed adding a third at-home COVID test improved accuracy from 62% to 79%.

Sports

Sports

Valdez throws 7 scoreless, AL-best Astros beat Rangers 7-3

Valdez (11-4) allowed four singles and struck out eight to get his third straight win.
Crime

Las Vegas man charged for running Ponzi scheme that bilked Northern Ohioans, others out of a combined $8.5 million

Matthew J. Turnipseede, 49, allegedly falsely told investors in his multiple companies that their funds would generate double-digit returns through sports wagers.