Deadly Crash: Cleveland Man Sentenced For Vehicular Homicide

Lennard Duncan has twice been found guilty of aggravated vehicular homicide for car accidents he caused while driving intoxicated.

From Kindergarten to College, Back to School Needs to Start Now

School Nurses encourage parents to prioritize immunizations and well-checks

Opinion: Curbing the Pending Youth Mental Health Crisis

Offering educators support on how to stay connected to their students during these uncertain times

Cleveland Man Sentenced For Armed Bank Robbery

A 20-year-old Cleveland man has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison for robbing a bank in Richmond Heights.

How To Fix Your Cracked Window Pane In Ohio

Read this before attempting to do the job on your own.

Overdose Deaths Near Record High In Ohio County: Patch PM

Plus, lawmakers propose banning the use of tear gas by police, COVID-19 updates for Ohio and more.

Euclid Operating Room Nurse Balances Career, Family and Degree

WGU Ohio offers the online, competency-based career advancement that fits this working mother’s needs at a demanding time

Fatal Overdoses Near Record High In Cuyahoga County

May 2020 could end up the deadliest month in Cuyahoga County history for overdose deaths.

Rite Aid Opening New Coronavirus Testing Sites In Ohio

The pharmacy chain is opening four new COVID-19 swab testing sites in the Buckeye Site.

Tornado, Hail, Damaging Winds Possible Wednesday In Northern Ohio

Severe thunderstorms are expected to sweep through northern Ohio, moving west to east in the afternoon and evening.

Stewart Kohl: The Hobby that Helped Launch a Movement

Whether we’re going five miles or the full distance, it’s impossible not to feel connected to something so much bigger.

Ohio Has Sent 30 Million Pieces Of Protective Equipment Statewide

The vast majority of protective equipment has been sent to emergency management agencies in various counties.

'Defunding Police' Absurd, Ohio Governor Says, Announces Reforms

Gov. Mike DeWine is creating a new office to recruit more women and minorities into law enforcement.

Testing Resumes At Some Ohio BMVs On June 12

Testing skill stations will reopen on June 12 at six BMV locations in Ohio.

Kevin Clayton Elected as New Board Chair for CHC

NBA Cleveland Cavaliers Executive Clayton will lead CHC National Board of Directors.

Cedar Point To Reopen With New Health Guidelines, Masks Required

Visitors will have to make a reservation to get into the amusement park.

DNA Leads To Indictment In Murder Investigation

After two years of investigation, a grand jury has returned an indictment in the killing of a woman in Slavic Village.

New Federal Agency Could Help Ohio: Patch PM

Plus, an iconic Northeast Ohio weatherman contracts COVID-19, Ohio releases its latest coronavirus numbers and more.

Former Fox 8 Weatherman Dick Goddard Tests Positive For COVID-19

In a brief message posted to Facebook, Goddard's daughter Kimberly said her father has contracted COVID-19.

29-Year-Old Woman Shot To Death Inside Cleveland Home

Police said they believe the woman's ex-boyfriend got into her house and shot her multiple times.

Ohio Delays 3 Prisoner Executions: Patch PM

Plus, officials urge support of a resolution on racism in Ohio, police seek arsonists who burned property during a protest and more.

Ohio Delays 3 Upcoming Executions

Gov. Mike DeWine has again delayed the execution of three Ohio prisoners.

Suspected Arsonists Sought By Cleveland Police

Cleveland police are looking for two people who set fire to property during the May 30 protests in downtown Cleveland.

Kingsfield ULTRAGun (S) vs Theragun Pro vs Hypervolt Plus

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1.3 Million Ohioans Have Filed For Unemployment: Patch PM

Plus, JCPenney announces store closures in Ohio, a history of Ohio's COVID-19 response and more.

JCPenney Closing 9 Ohio Stores Amid Coronavirus

The company said the closings are part of its "store optimization strategy." JCPenney is shuttering 154 stores nationwide.

5 Cleveland SWAT Officers Hurt In Car Accident

One of the officers is confined at MetroHealth Medical Center after the accident, police said.

Setting Off Your Fireworks Could Soon Be Legal In Ohio: Patch PM

Plus, an Ohio National Guardsman is recalled for sharing white supremacy propaganda online, Ohio works with retailers on testing and more.

Ohio National Guardsman Recalled For White Supremacy Propaganda

An Ohio National Guardsman deployed to Washington, D.C. has been recalled after he shared white supremacy materials online.

Ohio Working With CVS, Walmart To Expand Coronavirus Testing

Ohio officials have compiled a list of retail stores offering COVID-19 testing.

5 ODOT Crews Hit By Car In Ohio In 8 Days

Ohio Department of Transportation leaders are urging Ohioans to move over when they see construction on a road.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Reopens June 17

Gov. Mike DeWine announced this week that zoos in Ohio could reopen in June.

Backyard Fireworks Could Soon Be Legal In Ohio

The Ohio House voted to allow backyard fireworks displays at any time or day.

Cedar Point Sues Ohio To Reopen, Lift Coronavirus Orders

Cedar Point, Kalahari and King's Island are suing Gov. Mike DeWine and Dr. Amy Acton for the right to reopen.

25-Year-Old Killed In Motorcyle Accident In Northeast Ohio

The 25-year-old crashed his motorcycle into a concrete barrier and was thrown from his bike, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.

Ohio Sets Reopening Dates For Movie Theaters, Zoos, More

As more new coronavirus restrictions are lifted, Gov. Mike DeWine has signaled he wants the economy to return to normal.

Ohio Confronts Racism, Coronavirus: Patch PM

Plus, a lawsuit challenges the legality of curfews in Cleveland, Ohio's COVID-19 testing lags behind other states and more.

Coronavirus In Ohio: 490 New Cases, 40 Deaths

Ohio continues to see steady spread of the new coronavirus, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

Cleveland City Council Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis

The resolution was passed unanimously this week.

Lawsuit Seeks To End Cleveland Curfew

Attorney Mark Ondrejech​ said the city's curfew is unconstitutional and infringes on Cleveland residents' basic rights.