Tiffany Tarpley

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Tiffany Tarpley

LORAIN, Ohio — Plans are in the works to try to make the 28th Street railroad bridge look better. Right now there's lots of rust, which has been an issue for years, but officials said it is structurally sound. There’s been a renewed push to make sure it’s more aesthetically pleasing after a Lorain man posted a video on social media in April showing pieces of the bridge that appear to be deteriorating. What's going on with this 'rusted' railroad bridge in Lorain?

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Tiffany Tarpley

LORAIN, Ohio — A Lorain man's social media video sparked a renewed push for repairs to the East 28th Street railroad bridge in Lorain, but what’s happened since News 5 first reported on this in April? Here's what else we've learned about that 'rusted' bridge in Lorain RELATED: Federal agency, Lorain mayor weigh in on safety of East 28th Street bridgeMonths later, we’ve finally got some answers.

2 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Sara Roth |Tiffany Tarpley

CLEVELAND — The North Union Farmers Market in Shaker Square will continue to bring food to Northeast Ohioans this summer, thanks to generous donations from the community. News 5 reported in April that the non-profit's delivery truck was destroyed by fire. North Union Farmers Market seeking donations after arson RELATED: Help Us Rebuild: North Union Farmers Market seeking donations after arsonSince then, nearly $50,000 was raised to help the organization purchase a new vehicle.

3 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Tiffany Tarpley

The day the news broke of Ohio's Republican lawmakers' proposal to use unclaimed funds to help pay for a new Browns stadium, there was a spike in people accessing the site. According to data from the Ohio Department of Commerce, 13,181 people visited unclaimedfunds.ohio.gov on June 3. I reached out for information from a certain range of dates to get a better idea of how the announcement affected inquiries. I was emailed numbers for May 25 through June 4.

3 weeks ago | news5cleveland.com | Tiffany Tarpley

CLEVELAND — There are moments in life when things start to change.  For Bernice Outler, 84, her children noticed differences about three years ago. “We initially noticed short-term memory loss, cognitively, she just kind of is a little forgetful, saying things repetitively, forgetting things, asking questions over and over again, sometimes missing appointments, different things like that,” said Outler’s Youngest Daughter, Ronda Crayton.