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GENEVA, Ohio (WJW) – President Donald Trump visited Northeast Ohio on Tuesday to witness the finale of the White House-sponsored Patriot Games.
GENEVA, Ohio (WJW) - President Donald Trump visited Northeast Ohio on Tuesday to witness the finale of the White House-sponsored Patriot Games.
Summit County property owners lined up outside of the Firestone Park Community Center on Wednesday eager to challenge the re-evaluation of their properties, in many cases believing the numbers are …
ASHLAND, Ohio (WJW) – After at least two days stuck in a tight storm drain, local rescuers used some creativity and their ingenuity to help save a small, frightened kitten from potentially drowning.
CLEVELAND (WJW) — One day after she was rushed by an armed man during a campaign appearance, Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Dr.
OBERLIN, Ohio (WJW) — Sept. 11, 2001 , began as a typical workday for the roughly 120 people working the morning shift at Cleveland Center, an air
In the days leading up to Friday's 25th anniversary of the attacks on September 11, 2001, students, faculty, staff and the community are being invited to help remember each of the victims of those att...
OBERLIN, Ohio (WJW) – Twenty-five years after terrorists used planes as weapons on September 11, 2001, audio from air traffic controllers reminds us of just how vulnerable Northeast Ohio was on that day.
By: Dave Nethers
Twenty-five years after terrorists used planes as weapons on September 11, 2001, audio from air traffic controllers reminds us of just how vulnerable Northeast Ohio was on that day.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP , Ohio (WJW) — About 6:15pm Tuesday, police here were summoned by two boaters on Springfield Lake explaining their boat was disabled and taking on water, desperate for help.
