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Tirrell Edwards was sentenced to life behind bars for the shooting death of his fiancée, Amanda Williams. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is reviewing gun rights for domestic abusers.
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Hundreds of people in Cleveland each year are gunshot survivors. Those crimes impact families for years to come after, from medical expenses to physical disabilities and mental health challenges.
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Even though the cut positions are currently unfilled, the decision worries some Cleveland City Council members.
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Henderson arrested community activist Antoine Tolbert for openly carrying firearms, which is legal in Ohio, and added a charge to ensure he was booked into county jail.
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Akron Mayor Shammas Malik is collecting feedback from residents about their priorities for the city's next police chief. The administration plans to select a new chief in three to five months.
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According to a University Hospitals trauma medicine expert, the holiday season is not only a time of joy, but also one of increased gun-related injuries and deaths, making safety and security measures all the more important.
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Recently released 911 calls following St. Vincent Charity Hospital's closure of its emergency room reveal that Cleveland EMS dispatchers and residents did not know the ER closed.
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Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan leaves office at the end of December after eight years in office. He reflects on his tenure and the future of the city.
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The attorney for the family of Zachary Fornash, who was shot and killed by police Dec. 5, held a press conference Dec. 14 asking to meet with city officials. The investigation is ongoing.
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Operation Triple Beam focused on areas of high gun violence and gang activity in Akron, according to a press release from the U.S. Marshals Service.