CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS -- In Ohio high school wrestling circles, the name "Milkovich" is a household name. A school in Maple Heights has even been named after the family. Coach Dan Milkovich, who turned around a struggling program in Cuyahoga Heights, has been under fire for an incident that happened on his watch.
CLEVELAND -- Faulty brakes. Inadequate instruction. Crowded classrooms. These are some of the violations state inspectors found at local schools used to teach your teenager how to drive, a Channel 3 News investigation found.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Smoking inside public places has been illegal for nearly three years, but a Channel 3 News undercover investigation found many businesses continuing to allow smokers to expose other customers to deadly second-hand smoke.
CLEVELAND -- A Channel 3 News analysis of a government database shows passenger complaints about lost, damaged and stolen luggage remain high, despite extra charges for checked bags.
CLEVELAND -- The woman who chased down police nearly a year ago, saying suspected serial killer Anthony Sowell tried to rape her, today disputed the Cleveland Police Department's account of why the case was dropped.
BAINBRIDGE -- Paramedics in this Cleveland suburb are being accused of disregarding their duty to save a 55-year-old woman who suffered brain damage, then trying to cover it up, according to a lawsuit exclusively obtained by Channel 3 News.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Does the average Joe have a shot at a county job if the competition is connected to one of the three county commissioners?
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- County Prosecutor Bill Mason is pledging to return campaign contributions he received from employees in the past three years in an attempt to silence criticism of the county reform proposal he is backing on the November ballot.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Supporters of the Issue 5 county reform plan are asking Prosecutor Bill Mason, who is leading the charge on an opposing reform proposal, to return the more than $100,000 in campaign donations he's accepted from his employees and their families.
EAST CLEVELAND -- East Cleveland Mayor Eric Brewer admitted on national television that he is the one posing in controversial and risque' photos that were released prior to a primary election for mayor.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Federal prosecutors are investigating whether the Cuyahoga County Commissioners pressured Auditor Frank Russo's office to hire their family, friends, and political associates.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- They're national celebrities from our area who helped stoke the public's passion for rummaging through attics and flea markets, in hopes of discovering valuable antiques.
CLEVELAND -- Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray announced late Friday that he will investigate to uncover any "irregularities" in the appraisals of Cuyahoga County properties.
EAST CLEVELAND -- Days before a primary election decides the outcome of the mayor's race in East Cleveland, shocking and disturbing photos, allegedly of incumbent Mayor Eric Brewer, are being circulated in the community, The Investigator Tom Meyer has learned.
CLEVELAND -- Late Friday, incriminating documents filed in federal court identify Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo as the public official who took more than $1.2 million in kickbacks.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Sometimes called "black tar," "smack" and "thunder," heroin is gaining popularity in Northeast Ohio.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Forty-one alleged co-conspirators pleaded not guilty today in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court to what prosecutors call the largest mortgage fraud scheme in the country.
COLUMBUS -- An influential state lawmaker plans to introduce legislation to ban county officials from accepting campaign contributions from any county employee where they serve.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason, who is leading the charge to reform county government, has accepted more than $100,000 from his employees and their families since 2006, a Channel 3 News investigation found.
GARFIELD HEIGHTS -- Saints Peter and Paul Church has fired a deacon who serves as the parish bookkeeper after an internal audit found he had, "over the course of several years, wrongfully taken in excess of $300,000 from the parish," according a letter distributed at yesterday's services.
