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Cleveland Leaders Investigate West 6th Discrimination Claims Cleveland's warehouse district is busy every weekend bringing people to downtown, but Cleveland's NAACP says some groups are being targeted when they visit clubs and bars on West 6th Street.

Ohio's 16th District race: contest between Republican Jim Renacci and Democratic incumbent John Boccieri heating up —————

Man in black commits armed robbery at bar: Cleveland Heights Police Blotter A robbery was reported Monday at The Empty Glass bar, 13439 Cedar.

Jackson Police Blotter, Sept. 5 Deputies arrested a 41-year-old Iris Avenue man Aug. 26 on charges of theft and forgery. He is accused of stealing three checks from a South Main Street business and cashing them for a total of $987.84.

Hosting a big football game takes a lot of help There’s a lot more to putting on a high school football game on your campus than most sports fans realize. You don’t simply turn on the lights and line up for the kickoff. We talk a lot about football in Cleveland County being a community event...

Students, University respond to arrests University, student government representatives meet with police officials In response to the large number of students recently arrested and incarcerated for underage drinking, representatives from the University and student government met with the South Bend Police Department (SBPD) this week. ...

Ohio restricting Puerto Rican birth certificates Tony Dejak In this Aug. 30, 2010 photo, Alfredo Pagan poses on the steps of his home in Cleveland. Pagan was turned down for a state-issued Ohio identification card because his birth certificate from Puerto Rico was considered invalid.

Piecing together a few things Picked-up pieces while waiting for Manny Ramirez and Tiger Woods to return to our region this weekend. Manny Ramirez - Sports - Video Games - Games - Chicago White Sox

Airport food prices can eat up your budget Travellers may grumble about the high cost of flying, with charges for bags, seat selection and other services that once were free. But for many fliers, the fleecing starts at the airport, where they often face higher prices and fees for food, beverages, car rentals and taxi rides.

Local doctors among dozens disciplined in Texas On August 27, 2010, the Board entered a Default Order against Rueben Isern, M.D., which revoked his medical license.