A January headline at Cleveland dot com asked; “Can [Case Western Reserve] University avoid liability for spray-painted protesters?” Today, the Eighth District Court of Appeals
SANDUSKY — Local podcaster Ashli Ford is no longer a convicted felon. On Tuesday, the Sixth District Court of Appeals announced it accepted the appeal
The Ohio congressman fabricated a wild story of death threats on Interstate 90 and casually destroyed the life of a constituent. It’s one of many
A Ballard Brady Middle School paraprofessional who was put on leave because of alleged antisemitic posts made on social media returned to work on May
Dr. Feras Hamdan sued US Rep. Max Miller (R) on the same day Hamdan pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct, obstructing official business,
The Toledo Fire & Rescue Department lieutenant who was fired after making a negative social media post after Charlie Kirk’s killing has filed alawsuit against
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The mother of a teen killed during a mass shooting at an Airbnb party in Bath Township said she wants the property
A jury in a federal civil rights case awarded $404,000 to Tommy Meadows after state prison staff took him to the floor, pepper sprayed him
With a few days having passed since the jury’s delivery of not guilty verdicts on all fifteen charges against all three defendants in the Antoine
A Cuyahoga County jury this week acquitted Antoine “Fahiem” Tolbert and two fellow members of the grassroots activist organization New Era Cleveland on a slew