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She Owes Over $12K for 911 Calls. Now She Could Lose Her Home.
An anti-“nuisance” law in South Euclid, Ohio, allows the city to fine residents if the cops repeatedly show up at their house.
Gunshot-Detecting Tech Is Summoning Armed Police to Black Neighborhoods
A Motherboard investigation found that ShotSpotter frequently generates false alerts—and it's deployed almost exclusively in non-white neighborhoods.
School Therapist Arrested for Capitol Riot Quit Her Job to Do QAnon Full-Time
In her resignation letter, Christine Priola wrote that she was leaving her job “to expose the global evil of human trafficking and pedophilia.”
When Innocent Until Proven Guilty Costs $400 a Month—and Your Freedom
Nationwide, there’s a growing use of GPS monitoring for people charged with crimes. But the practice is largely unregulated, leaving many with huge personal and financial costs.
Sanders and Biden Cancel Cleveland Rallies Over Coronavirus Concerns
The pandemic has hit the campaign trail.
Ohio Jail Guards Plead Guilty After Video Shows Them Beating Mentally Ill Man Strapped to a Chair
The Cleveland-area jail has come under harsh scrutiny due to alleged civil rights violations and inmate deaths.
This Cleveland Woman Could Go to Jail Because Her House Needs a New Coat of Paint
"I’m going to jail cuz I’m broke, disabled, and can’t fix my home.”
Cleveland Cop Arrested and Suspended After He Allegedly Urinated on 12-Year-Old Girl and Filmed It
Solomon Nhiwatiwa is accused of assaulting the girl as she waited for a school bus.
Ohio's Liquor Laws Won't Let This Restaurant Have Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
Good Company in Cleveland claims it couldn't pass inspection unless it added M and W labels to the bathroom doors.
The cop who killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice won't be getting his job back
But it has nothing to do with the 2014 killing, for which he was never indicted.
Former Ohio judge who brutally beat wife in front of children is now accused of murdering her
He'd served nine months in 2015 for the beating, then was hired by the mayor as a minority business development director