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1 day ago | news5cleveland.com | Courtney Shaw

NewsLocal NewsCleveland Metro Email Posted Another ODOT truck was hit by a car early Wednesday morning. The crash happened around 12:30 a.m. on I-90 eastbound near Eddy Road. Cleveland EMS said an ODOT worker was taken to the hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries. ODOT stated that this is the 71st time a crew has been hit this year. 49 ODOT plows hit so far this season RELATED: Stop hitting ODOT plow trucksIn 2024, 88 crews were hit.

2 days ago | news5cleveland.com | Courtney Shaw

The Stark County Sheriff's Office needs the public's help identifying a car involved in a fatal hit-and-run. Deputies said that around 10:45 p.m. Sunday, 39-year-old Sean Gates was hit by a white sedan in the 1600 block of Shepler Church Avenue SW in Canton Township. Gates was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the vehicle left the scene without stopping. Anyone with information on this crash is asked to call deputies at 330-451-3937.

6 days ago | news5cleveland.com | Courtney Shaw

Mutts in a Rutts Rescue, a local group known for helping shelters across Northeast Ohio, is in need of help itself. The rescue currently can't take in more dogs from local shelters until it finds fosters or permanent homes for the dogs it currently has. Many of the dogs the rescue pulls are from overcrowded shelters, including Cleveland's shelter City Dogs. The rescue provides food, medical care, crates and more to help out foster families. For more information, click here.

6 days ago | news5cleveland.com | Clay LePard |Courtney Shaw

PAINESVILLE, Ohio — A 23-year-old Painesville man will spend at least 25 years behind bars after fatally shooting a teenager in Downtown Willoughby last summer. The family of Isaac Cabrera, a 17-year-old rising junior at Madison High School, said Cabrera called Fernando Alejo his friend, and they don't understand why the killing happened. The fatal shooting occurred last summer when Cabrera was out with Alejo, and Alejo shot and killed Cabrera in an alley outside a bar.

6 days ago | news5cleveland.com | Courtney Shaw

CLEVELAND — After it was revealed that Browns fan-favorite Nick Chubb would be signing with the Houston Texans, the normally quiet running back penned a heartfelt goodbye. Chubb posted on Instagram saying, "That’s more than just time - it’s where I grew roots, found a home, and felt a love like nowhere else. Cleveland, you didn’t just embrace me; you became family." You can read the letter here. This isn't the first time Chubb has written about his love for Cleveland.