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They may seem invisible because you don’t see where they’re living: in a tent, under bridges, just beyond the city lights… citizens without homes. Channel 3 is bringing you an in depth look at homelessness, particularly those who have created make-shift dwellings outside. Brian Davis, the executive director for the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the […]
Effective Sunday, March 1, spring service changes take effect as RTA begins to prepare for the closing of Public Square. A total of 33 bus routes will have relocated stops and changed routes. When the closure actually happens on a date to be determined in March, Ontario Street and Superior Avenue through Public Square […]
Golden State Warriors guards Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry may be known as “The Splash Brothers” for their ability to make three-point shots in bunches, but the Cleveland Cavaliers were the ones knocking down the long-range attempts at Quicken Loans Arena Thursday night. Anchored by the combined total of nine triples from the Cavaliers’ “big […]
Ward 11 Cleveland City Councilman Dona Brady had harsh words about the state of the city’s parks and recreations centers during a heated budget hearing on Wednesday. Brady said Cudell Recreation Center has broken surveillance cameras and needs more staff to care for kids. She also was angry about the condition of the Cudell […]
Downtown Cleveland’s first full-service grocery store opened Wednesday morning, and many believe the new Heinen’s location holds the key fit to unlock future development opportunities. Back in January, Heinen’s announced it would be opening its 18th location downtown in “The Rotunda” on the corner of East Ninth Street and Euclid Avenue. The store will give […]
Several Cleveland city council members grilled leaders in Mayor Jackson’s administration about the pothole problem plaguing the city. The council’s public works committee asked Paul Barnett, the interim streets director and Darnell Brown, the city’s Chief Operating Officer why city streets are in such poor shape. Many council members say they are getting flooded with […]
We’ve talked about how your posts on Facebook could hurt your chances of getting a new job, or keeping the one you have. But now employers are going one step further. They’re looking at the posts you click like for, and it’s hurt some great candidates. Whether it’s a Facebook video of a cat jumping […]
(photo William Williams Source: Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s) Our prayers are with Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams and his family. William D. Williams, 34, the brother of Police Chief Calvin Williams, was killed in a shooting early Tuesday morning. Officials named Dana Johnson, the victim’s girlfriend, as a suspect…According to police, Williams was shot in […]
It took the Cleveland Browns front office two long years to unveil an old logo that would now transform into the much anticipated new 2015 look. It’s a tweaked version of what they had. Fans are shocked at the similarity. “What is the point? There’s not really a difference. The Browns. What can you say? The […]
There will be a lot of celebration and fanfare Wednesday when Heinen’s opens its long-awaited, full-service grocery store in the historic former headquarters of Cleveland Trust at East 9th and Euclid Avenue. Folks who live and work downtown are excited. Business owner Michelle Tomallo said, “It’s a big deal.” David Robinson said, “They’re trying […]
The wait is over: the Cleveland Browns have unveiled their new logo. Check out the logo below. What do you think of it? Sound off below source: Newsnet5.com
Multiple sources confirm to newsnet5.com that the brother of Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams was killed overnight in a fatal shooting on Cleveland’s east side. Police say they received a call around 2:50 a.m. about a man shot in the 10600 block of Grantwood Avenue. When police arrived to the scene, 34-year-old William D. Williams […]