Tom Hanks hasn't forgotten Ohio theater roots
Associated Press - October 12, 2009 6:35 PM ET CLEVELAND (AP) - Tom Hanks says he still has fond memories of his first acting job, which kept him working into the early morning changing sets on... read the full story
LeBron, Shaq combine for Cavaliers victory
CLEVELAND -- LeBron James and Shaquille O'Neal each scored 12 points and Shaq took his first dive into the Cleveland Cavaliers' stands in a 111-94 preseason victory against Olympiacos of Greece on Monday night. read the full story
LeBron, Shaq combine for Cavaliers victory
CLEVELAND -- LeBron James and Shaquille O'Neal each scored 12 points and Shaq took his first dive into the Cleveland Cavaliers' stands in a 111-94 preseason victory against Olympiacos of Greece on Monday night. read the full story
Surgical masks in short supply nationwide
CLEVELAND -- Fear of an H1N1 pandemic has created a shortage of surgical masks nationwide. read the full story
Surgical masks in short supply nationwide
CLEVELAND -- Fear of an H1N1 pandemic has created a shortage of surgical masks nationwide. read the full story
Fugitive of the Week fled Pennsylvania
CLEVELAND -- An accused drug dealer who got out of Western Pennsylvania before authorities could arrest him has come to Ohio and is now the Fugitive of the Week. *Download & print WKYC's flyer for Ladawn Burt: CLICK HERE read the full story
Benedictine High School leaves traditional notes behind
CLEVELAND -- The days of filling notebooks with lots of notes from class may be a thing of the past soon. read the full story
Bread gets a rise out of spectators at Cleveland's Columbus Day parade
The Orlando Baking Company celebrates Cleveland's Columbus Day parade by tossing bags of bread along parade route. read the full story
Cleveland: Domestic Violence Center fights to keep programs in tough times
CLEVELAND -- As the economy dropped in 2008, calls for help to Cleveland's Domestic Violence Center went up. Unfortunately, the funding to help victims of domestic violence dropped considerably. read the full story
Cleveland Heights drug dealer is slain at his home
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS A Cleveland Heights man was shot and killed last Monday night while selling drugs out of his Lee Road home to two 16-year-old suspects, police said. Chris R. Jordan, 18, was pronounced dead at 9:51 p.m. at Huron Road Hospital, where he was taken... read the full story
For University Hospitals, two out of three not bad
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS The planning commission unanimously approved University Hospital's request to use up to 12 classrooms in the vacant Coventry Road School for employee training purposes. read the full story
State CDC Association hires new leader
The membership group for Ohio’s community development organizations has tapped a Cleveland executive as its new leader. read the full story
Ohio: Red Cross to allow 16-year-olds to donate blood
CLEVELAND -- The local American Red Cross is launching a campaign to encourage 16-year-old high school students to start a lifelong habit of donating blood. read the full story
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