Natalie Clydesdale

3 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Natalie Clydesdale

FAIRVIEW PARK, Ohio — Wednesday marks exactly six years since the brutal murders of Kate Brown and Carnell Sledge. Despite years of investigations, the case has still not been solved, however authorities are promising they won't stop until they get the victims' families closure. "I just want everybody to know that we have not given up and nor will we give up," Cleveland Metroparks Police Chief Kelly Stillman said in an interview.

3 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Natalie Clydesdale

LORAIN, Ohio — A community is rattled after what investigators are calling a "possible murder-suicide" in Lorain over the weekend. "Makes you feel unsafe in your own home," said Kandee Fogel, a Lorain resident. "Definitely scary."  According to the Lorain Police Department, worried family members asked officers to do a welfare check at a home on West 29th Street around 10 p.m. Saturday night. "They had it blocked off from my driveway all the way to the end," a neighbor told 3News.

3 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Natalie Clydesdale

CANTON, Ohio — Art has been Ron Moore Jr.’s passion since he was in third grade. "It's good therapy,” said Moore Jr. of Austintown, Ohio. “It's a way to help heal." But at age 34, drawing and painting became nearly impossible for him. Moore Jr. was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a central nervous system disorder that affects movement. "I couldn't hold a brush. I kept dropping the brushes,” said Moore.

1 month ago | wkyc.com | Natalie Clydesdale

AKRON, Ohio — 3News is learning new details about why the University of Akron fired its head women's soccer coach, Jennifer Simonetti, earlier this month. In February, Simonetti was placed on administrative leave while UA's Office of Labor and Employee Relations' human resources department looked into concerns about the mental health and physical safety of players on the team. On May 13, Simonetti received a letter from HR informing her she was fired.

1 month ago | kfor.com | Natalie Clydesdale

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Massive flames engulfed a southeast Oklahoma City home after it was struck by lightning on Wednesday morning. “Lightning strike fires are really, really scary,” said Scott Douglas with the Oklahoma City Fire Department. “They’re so unpredictable.”Douglas said a mother and two children were home at the time. “They did say they heard a loud boom, walked outside and saw smoke and flames coming from their house,” said Douglas.