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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1 week ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A sweaty, humid afternoon didn’t stop members of the unhoused community from visiting the Denison Avenue Church of Christ for lunch. James Stalworth explains the summer heat can be dangerous for those without a place to stay: “It can be real dangerous because they have to get on the buses and walk and be out in the sun.”As Cleveland prepares for a powerful heatwave this weekend, church volunteers are stocking up on essentials to help some of the city’s most vulnerable.
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1 week ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland FBI brought its resources and posters of missing children Wednesday to Westown Square as it spreads awareness for Missing Children Awareness Day. “We can’t solve cases without filling in the gaps, and that usually comes from the public,” said Supervisory Special Agent A.J. Miceli. According to the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s 2024 Missing Children report, the state received 16,404 reports of missing children.
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1 week ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
CANTON, Ohio (WOIO) - Congresswoman Emilia Sykes and Canton leadership welcomed the start of the city’s new East Tuscarawas Street construction project with a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday in front of First Lutheran Church. “This is a great opportunity for Canton to expand from the downtown to the East,” said city engineer Christopher Barnes.
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1 week ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
NORTON, Ohio (WOIO) - Bob Wilkinson is so nervous about his safety, he can’t help but laugh about it. He cracked a joke while his neighbors, John Skelly and Thomas Imler, was describing was describing when he first saw the split in a massive tree in the middle of their yards. “I said something a little worse,” said Wilkinson.
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1 month ago |
cleveland19.com | Steven Hernandez
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - Just in time for Memorial Day Weekend, Shaker Heights Police will increase its patrols on certain roads and intersections with high traffic violations. According to a statement posted to Facebook on Thursday, the patrols will cover Lee Road, South Woodland Road, Winslow Road, Scottsdale Boulevard and Hildana Road.
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