Remi Murrey

Cleveland, Marquette

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Family of missing Warren father found dead reacts to grand jury’s recent indictment

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

WARREN, Ohio — Just two days after a Cuyahoga County Grand Jury indicted a man accused of killing Juvar King, the family of the missing Warren man came together on Thursday to honor him. “We just out here showing our appreciation and showing love,” said Juvar King’s daughter, Javanier King.
Help is needed at the Lorain County Dog Kennel

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

ELYRIA, Ohio — The Lorain County Dog Kennel is at maximum capacity and in need of adoptions to prevent the situation from worsening. “$106, you can walk away with a new forever friend,” said Lorain County Dog Warden, Andy Laubenthal. "That will give you a dog license, that will give you a collar and a leash.
NAACP Cleveland Branch to host biggest fundraiser of the year

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

CLEVELAND — This Saturday, the NAACP Cleveland Branch is getting ready to host its Annual Freedom Fund Dinner, and they said they are celebrating another successful year of fundraising. For the last 113 years, the organization has hosted this fundraiser to support critical programs, initiatives and advocacy efforts throughout the community. Now, Executive Director Edwin Hubbard said this work will continue after he said they raised more than $300,000 for the third straight year.
New expansion project underway at Cleveland Hopkins to relieve congestion

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

CLEVELAND — As more people travel, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is now seeking to make the experience easier through a new expansion project. “The more they can do to make it smoother for everyone, I think the better the experience will be,” said Mairin Mansino, a frequent traveler. Back in March, News 5 first told you about some big changes to help travelers like Mansino quickly get to their destinations.
Community event to address Black maternal health through Afrofuturism

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

CLEVELAND — As we approach Juneteenth, there’s an ongoing movement in Cleveland to promote freedom, healing and cultural celebration while also addressing Black maternal health. “What we’re looking at right now is a crisis, and this crisis is also a reflection of some systemic change that needs to happen,” said Errin Weaver, the Strategic Visioning Partner for All Our Babies: Birthing in the Afrofuture.
East Cleveland to pass out free lunches to kids, teens for the summer

1 week ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio — From June 16 through Aug. 18, East Cleveland will pass out free cold lunches first-come, first-served, Monday through Friday, to kids and teens between the ages of five and 18 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center. Even adults up to 21 years old with developmental disabilities can get a free lunch, too.
Unique Father’s Day event tests strength to reveal the best athlete

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio — A group of men from the Cleveland area are celebrating Father’s Day in a unique way thanks to an event that has been going on for the last five decades. “It’s just getting together once a year, seeing some people we see a lot during the year, sometimes you just see them once a year, but it’s like you never left,” said Damon DeMarco.
Work begins to transform major Downtown streets to go one-way

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

CLEVELAND — Road closed signs, orange cones and unexpected traffic backup on Prospect Avenue are what Dom Nelson said he saw all day on Thursday while bartending at Harry Buffalo in Downtown Cleveland. “Right now, everything is just congested especially with East Fourth, with us being right here in the middle. It’s kind of bad,” said Nelson. Even Anthony Verde said it’s been an adjustment trying to understand exactly what’s going on while he watched outside Barrio Tacos.
Special ceremony honors Cleveland teens who saved boy from drowning

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

CLEVELAND — A group of young men are being recognized for their quick response, bravery and leadership to save a young boy from drowning. “Say if I drowned, I would want other people to help me. That’s why I did it,” said Kesean Wilson. This comes after News 5 first told you about a 7-year-old boy’s near-drowning last week at a public pool at the Lonnie L. Burten Recreational Center in Cleveland. The young boy is now in stable condition.
Gun violence victims call for better access to funding

3 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Remi Murrey

CLEVELAND — There’s a new call from community activists to make it easier for victims of violent crime to get money they said is needed. They even explained to us why it was important for them to fight for the right to heal. “Bottom line, I still haven’t been compensated,” said Natasha Lovelace. A phone call no parent ever wants to receive is a moment in Natasha Lovelace’s life she said she’ll never forget.