At least 21 hurt when vehicle plows into crowd during Mardi Gras parade in...
Twenty-one people were injured Saturday night when a vehicle plowed into a crowd at the Krewe of Endymion Mardi Gras...
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill believed in extraterrestrials | Toronto Star
LONDON—Even as he was preparing for the biggest struggle of his life, leading Britain in its fight against Nazi Germany, Winston Churchill had something...
Bel Air resident, WUSA9's Kristen Berset battles breast cancer a second time
Bel Air resident and WUSA9 sports anchor Kristen Berset should be basking in wedded bliss.Instead, a month after getting married to Comcast SportsNet reporter...
How A-listers shamelessly campaign for Oscars
Earlier this week, a notoriously press-shy Casey Affleck appeared in his third PETA ad in 10 months, exposing the horrors of circuses as somber...
Ahead of CU Boulder visit, Robert Gates says country is ‘exhausted with war’
If you goWhat: Robert Gates at CU BoulderWhen: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Where: Macky Auditorium, 1595 Pleasant St.Tickets: The event is sold out, according...
Community event brings resources, conversation after death of Cleveland teen Alianna DeFreeze (video)
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Local organizations, law enforcement and the community came together during a community resource event Saturday. The...
Hero dogs who stopped mugging euthanized in city shelter
The two stray dogs who became heroes when they foiled a mugging in a Queens earlier this month were tragically euthanized by the city...
Renovating Pimlico Race Course would cost around $300M, study says
Pimlico Race Course needs to be redeveloped at a cost between $250 million and $320 million to assure the 147-year-old north Baltimore facility remains...
Woman in feet-on-subway-seats video says she takes a stand against “small injustices,” but denies...
The woman who appeared in a viral video this week objecting to a fellow passenger’s feet on a subway seat and I agree: you...
Bedford Heights jail officers can’t be held liable for mentally-ill man’s death, appeals court...
Omar Arrington-BeyFile photo CINCINNATI, Ohio -- A federal appeals court panel said Friday that no Bedford Heights police officers...
Convicted barbershop shooter may testify in brother’s murder conspiracy trial
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Convicted Warrensville Heights barbershop shooter Douglas Shine Jr. may testify in the trial of his brother...
Baltimore band Sunbathers look to build on momentum
Listening to a song from the Baltimore-Washington indie-rock quintet Sunbathers, singer Sean Lynott’s falsetto sounds effortless. The Catonsville native credits it to a childhood...
Photos from 'Kong: Skull Island': Actors talk about working with CGI gorilla
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In a series of roundtable interviews released by Warner Bros. Thursday, the stars of the upcoming...
Fish fries around Bridgeville, Carnegie area set to mark Lenten season
Sign up for one of our email newsletters.Updated 15 hours ago Several local churches and organizations are hosting fish frys during the Lenten...
Ross officials blunt about rules for budding marijuana businesses
Township rules for dispensaries:• Operate indoors and not have outdoor seating or drive-thru service. • Cannot be located on the same site as a...
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions supports continued use of private prisons | Toronto...
WASHINGTON—Attorney General Jeff Sessions signalled Thursday his strong support for the federal government’s continued use of private prisons, reversing an Obama administration directive to...
White House adviser asked FBI to dispute Russia reports | Toronto Star
WASHINGTON—White House chief of staff Reince Priebus asked a top FBI official to dispute media reports that President Donald Trump’s campaign advisers were frequently...
Cleveland high today could be warmest ever in February: Cleveland weather forecast Friday, Feb....
Cleveland February records.National Weather Service CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Today's high temperature could be the hottest in February recorded history,...
Craigslist photo shows missing car in background: Fairview Park Police Blotter
FAIRVIEW PARK, Ohio - Petty theft, Lorain Road: A theft was reported in progress Feb. 13. Officers stopped a...
Traffic stop nabs two wanted robbers: Solon police blotter
Wrongful entrustment, SR 91: At 1:40 p.m. Feb. 18, police received a call about an erratic driver on eastbound...
Tycoon says wife destroyed masterpieces worth millions
When a Manhattan socialite lost the key to the safe in her Paris pied-à-terre, she channeled her inner burglar and had the lockbox blowtorched...
Illinois union OKs strike over Rauner contract dispute
SPRINGFIELD -- Tens of thousands of state government workers have sanctioned a strike against Gov. Bruce Rauner and his contract terms, union officials said...
Rangers outlast Maple Leafs for 2-1 win in shootout
TORONTO -- Mika Zibanejad helped the New York Rangers continue their strong play in February.Zibanejad scored the shootout winner and the New York Rangers...
Longmont City Council OKs Smucker’s incentives package
The Longmont City Council gave its final approval Tuesday night to a $6.5 million economic development incentives package for the J.M. Smucker Company's...
Rabbit Mountain Fire in Boulder County started by target shooters, investigators say
Boulder County fire and sheriff's investigators have released the cause of the Rabbit Mountain Fire near Hygiene, ruling that it was started by...
Boulder County updates marijuana licensing regulations
Boulder County commissioners on Thursday approved updates and revisions to the county's licensing regulations for marijuana-related businesses located in unincorporated Boulder County.The revised...
Cleveland Arts listings for Jan. 20-26: Cleveland Performing Arts Ministries’ "Tetelesta, It Is Finished"...
Cleveland Performing Arts Ministries (CPMA) is celebrating their 40th Anniversary Season of Russ and Joel Nagy's "Tetelesta, It Is...
Author and former Plain Dealer food critic Toni Tipton-Martin will talk about her new...
Author Toni Tipton-Martin will be at Tri-C's Soul Food Competition today. Naomi Logan Richard Friday Magazine 2Do Calendar for...
In the Clubs for Feb. 24 through March 2
Gabriel Iglesias performs at Playhouse Square. IN THE CLUBS FOR for 2/24/2017 ROCK Around the Corner. 18616 Detroit...
Several instances reported of theft from parked autos: Shaker Heights police blotter
Theft from auto, Grenway Road: At 7:30 a.m. Feb. 16, a resident living in the 3000 block of Grenway...
Medina County sheriff won’t share preliminary autopsy in Lafayette Township trustee’s death
Bryon MacronFile photo MEDINA, Ohio - Medina County officials wouldn't share preliminary autopsy results related to the mysterious death of...
Blending old home with the new in Ellicott City retirement living
The plush light brown sofa, French country tables and ivory rug come from their old family room; the earthy salmon chairs are from their...
Calls to ‘protect trans kids’ following Trump administration reverses transgender bathroom guidance
Advocates and the transgender neighborhood are placing out a loud contact to "protect trans kids" following the Trump administration revoked federal guidance established...
Utah town struggles after teens charged in girl’s shooting
Residents of a tiny town in northern Utah struggled to comprehend Wednesday why two teenage boys plotted to rob and kill a...
Tennis tournament, MS fundraiser in memory of woman who loved the game
Courting contributions What: Linda's Court Memorial Tennis Tournament to raise money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.When: 4 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, March...
Shaler Area students gearing up for production of 'Les Miserables'
If you go What: Shaler Area High School presents “Les Miserables”When: 7 p.m. March 3, 4, 10 and 11; and 2 p.m. March 5....
In major Tallahassee reversal, mandatory sentences called a waste of taxpayer money
TALLAHASSEE — Cynthia Powell is serving a 25-year sentence for selling 35 pills for $300 in 2002. Her incarceration at Homestead Correctional Institution costs...
United Way: 44 percent of Florida households, mostly working poor, struggle to meet basic...
For all the talk of an economic rebound in Florida, there's a big problem that too often stays out of the state's spotlight.4 Months...
Should local governments have less power? Some state lawmakers think so.<p></p>
TALLAHASSEE — Wage theft laws meant to help workers get paid what they are owed, rules meant to curb pollution and protections for LGBT...