CLEVELAND (WJW) – The Cleveland Browns and the Haslam Sports Group announced Tuesday that Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee, Super Bowl Champion and Ohio Native Charles Woodson will be the ...

The state’s No. 1-ranked team in Division II, according to the Ohio ... Lake in the district finals on May 29 in Mentor. Led by pitchers Logan Ellis and Leo Soneson, they pushed for a Cleveland ...

My father drove us all over the country, from Maine to Colorado to the Grand Canyon and Disneyland. No matter where we went, ...

GIRLS When: 7:30 a.m., Tuesday, June 10 and Wednesday, June 11 Where: Bunker Hills, Coon Rapids Local teams: Owatonna is the Section 1 champion, led by defending state medalist Carmen Jirele Local ...

Tennis anyone? How about pickleball? Just in time for summer, the new tennis and pickleball courts behind Avon Lake High ...

An Ohio-born Hall of Famer is set to purchase a small stake in the Cleveland Browns. Charles Woodson plans to ... in the rich history of Ohio high school football and is Ohio’s only Mr. Football ...

Charles Woodson is buying a small stake in the Cleveland Browns ... was a 1995 graduate of Fremont Ross High School. He was Ohio's Mr. Football in 1994. During his 1997 Heisman Trophy-winning ...

The Hebrew Academy of Cleveland is preserving Holocaust memory through a powerful new educational initiative. As part of the ...

Charles Dickens School is a public school located in Cleveland, OH, which is in a large city setting. The student population of Charles Dickens School is 264 and the school serves PK-8.

"As he is an Ohio native, we’re so thrilled to have Charles on board as a limited partner of the Cleveland Browns because he knows how much football means to this community. We know he will be ...

CLEVELAND — A school bus was involved in a Friday morning crash on I-71 South near I-90 in Cleveland. According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, the crash happened at around 7:30 a.m ...

COLUMBUS — In the fall of 2024, Cleveland ... a private school in Independence, as required under state law. The district paid for not complying — and it’s not the only one. Ohio’s pupil ...