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The city of Akron has chosen a military veteran with decades of law enforcement experience to be the city’s next police chief; after slowing to a trickle, the number of new coronavirus cases in Ohio appears to be on the rise; a central Ohio hospital system says it will require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19; and more stories.
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Here are your morning headlines for Friday, Feb. 16:Three former Pilot Flying J executives charged in billing fraud scheme;LyondelBasell Industries inks…
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Here are your morning headlines for Thursday, January 4:Cuyahoga jail guards fired for excessive force;Airbnb bans Cleveland man after out-of-control New…
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Here are your morning headlines for Friday, December 29:Teen mall robbers arrested after flagging down officers;Cleveland officer fired for excessive use…
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Here are your morning headlines for Thursday, November 16th:Charges dropped against driver assaulted by police officer;Execution of ill death row inmate…
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The Ohio ACLU is warning that a plan to install a series of license plate scanners to catch criminals in Northeast Ohio could violate privacy…
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A Cleveland recording engineer -- who’s concerned about human rights -- is putting together a retro fundraiser for the ACLU of Ohio.Clint Holley has…
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The ACLU of Ohio is urging the Washington Courthouse to stop its practice of charging people who need to be revived with an anti-overdose antidote.The…
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Ohio ACLU Says Youngstown's Proposed Anti-Loitering Ordinance is Unconstitutional and DiscriminatoryThe Ohio ACLU is calling on Youngstown to drop a proposed anti-loitering law.If passed, the ordinance will allow police to arrest residents for sitting on…