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Tony Evans, the African-American pastor of megachurch Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas, is telling his congregation how to vote. Not who to vote for, but how Christians should evaluate candidates. “The Bible is pregnant with politics,” he told me during a recent visit to New York. “You cannot read the Bible from Genesis […]
Rainy weather could not keep thousands of people away from West 25 Street in downtown Cleveland. The street was shut down for a parade and festival. Delicacies from the Ohio City Market district filled the cool air. For 100 years the West Side Marke t has been serving the people of Cleveland. It’s time to celebrate. “All […]
A Tremont Church is looking for help after someone broke into their Church and stole several hundred pounds of food stored for an upcoming fundraising event. Michael Lukacs, a church member and volunteer told NewsChannel5, it happened sometime between Wednesday and Friday at the Zion United Church of Christ located on West 14th Street in […]
President Barack Obama made a campaign stop at Cleveland State University Friday afternoon. The President arrived on
1. President at Cleveland State President Barack Obama will speak at Cleveland State University just two days the first presidential debate. Doors open at 11 a.m. for the event at Krenzler Field. 2. Obama event means road closures For motorists, be prepared for traffic delays on the interstates as the President’s motorcade goes from Cleveland Hopkins […]
In the 2008 presidential campaign, then-candidate Barack Obama’s only appearance in Cleveland in the final months of the campaign was a rally on Mall C with Bruce Springsteen following a Browns home game the Sunday before Election Day. The effort to rally supporters comes much sooner in this year’s contest. The President will be speaking […]
Rush, Deep Purple, Public Enemy and N.W.A. are among the group of first-time nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They join returnees Heart, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Randy Newman, Donna Summer and Kraftwerk among the 15 artists vying for entry. Even in the iPod age, the list of nominees up for […]
1. Cleveland love during debate While President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romeny squared off on domestic issues, including creating jobs, education and health care, they also put the spotlight on Cleveland. Both candidates made referenced to the Cleveland Clinic. 2. “Cleveland ‘95” Before the debate Wednesday night, most of Cleveland was lamenting […]
After two hours of battling flames, crews have contained a fire at The Father’s House Church on Wadsworth Road in Norton. Sixteen fire departments responded to the fire, but faced challenges extinguishing the blaze due to a lack of fire hydrants in the area. According to the church’s pastor, no one was inside the church […]
The Veterans Affairs Office of the Inspector General in Washington D.C. issued a scathing report on the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center at Wade Park. The report is more than 100 pages and breaks down why the office feels the Wade Park project was not in the best interest of the people it serves. The report […]
1. First presidential debate President Barack Obama and GOP candidate Mitt Romney will face off in a debate Wednesday night from the University of Denver. The debate will be divided into six segments of about 15 minutes and focus on domestic policy. The host of HewsHour on PBS, Jim Lehrer, will serve as moderator. 2. Snow […]
The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections is sending a message to voters: avoid possible lines on Election Day and Vote by Mail. To help get this message out the Board of Elections and its 400 Community Partners are blanketing the county with voter education information that includes instructions on how to Vote by Mail. Vote […]