Steven Hernandez
Reporter at WOIO-TV (Cleveland, OH)
Reporter for 19News and Telemundo Cleveland / @woubnews '19 / @SJI_Update Class of '18 / 🇩🇴🇨🇴 Email [email protected] / profile pic by @ari_stocrate
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2 weeks ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
LORAIN, Ohio (WOIO) - The National Weather Service will no longer provide translations for weather alerts, causing concern among Lorain’s Spanish-speaking community. “The problem is that if there’s nothing in Spanish, we’d only find out about a storm once it’s right on top of us,” said Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Pacheco in Spanish during an interview with 19 News.
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2 weeks ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland Pro Soccer is now accepting city proposals as they seek a site for its future headquarters in Northeast Ohio. “It’s a really exciting feeling to go from something being an idea and a dream to putting together specs for building a headquarters and training facilities,” said Chief Marketing Officer Gina Prodan Kelly.
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Dec 19, 2024 |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
The Cardinal School District activated a new AI system this school year that allows their cameras to recognize firearms in hopes of preventing threats.
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Aug 13, 2024 |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
LORAIN, Ohio (WOIO) - Lorain High School students shared their approval for the return of a diver’s education class for the first time in 3 decades. “A lot of our parents are busy with work,” Savannah Bryant said. “To be able to get to our extracurriculars like sports and band, we need to be able to drive ourselves.”The program is the result of 5 years of effort from school superintendents and Director of Secondary Initiatives Mic Beserra. “Sometimes transportation is a barrier,” he said.
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Jul 18, 2024 |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A man whose murder conviction was overturned after 20 years in prison is suing both the city and Cuyahoga County for civil rights violations. “I believe in justice,” Beuhner said. “However, I don’t have faith in the system.”Michael Beuhner announced the lawsuit Thursday alongside representatives of the FG+G Law Firm. Buehner was convicted in the death of Jerry Saunders in 2022; he maintained his innocence for decades.
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You've probably seen the bright-pink flame retardant used to fight the Los Angeles wildfires. But did you know that color is made right here in Cleveland? It's called ECO 2100 FR, and the DayGlo team tells us why it's so special for moments like these 📹 https://t.co/7joHrRBR9i
In New London, reports of a mad shooting at Windy Acres apartments, police investigating alongside Ohio BCI and the Huron County Sheriff https://t.co/WImyXInK9N
Michael Buehner, whose murder conviction was overturned after 20 years in prison, is suing both the Cleveland and Cuyahoga County for civil rights violations. He hopes the lawsuit can bring to light what he believes also happens to others in the city, as well. https://t.co/fKbbqQStZH