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Wife of Colorado veteran who tackled gunman at LGBTQ club describes the harrowing moments he ended the shooting

67% Center coverage: 92 sources

Rich Fierro is one of two people credited with subduing a 22-year-old man. The man went on a shooting rampage Saturday night at Club Q, a well-known gathering place for the LGBTQ community. Five people were killed and at least 17 wounded. "I tried to bring everybody back," he says.See the Story

County Council to consider $1 million for Say Yes, but council member wants Cleveland to help too

A Cuyahoga County Council committee advanced a $1 million proposal to help close a gap in the funding for family support services offered as part of Cleveland's Say Yes scholarship program. The money will help but won't completely close the $4.5 million total funding gap facing Say Yes. The proposal now goes to the full council, which will need to vote to approve it after reading it during two more sessions.See the Story

Cleveland takes first step towards EV equity

The first in the series, unveiled Wednesday, is located in the Lee-Miles neighborhood at the Frederick Douglass Neighborhood Resource and Recreation Center. The goal, Mayor Justin Bibb said, is to ensure Clevelanders feel supported when investing in climate-friendly, green vehicles. The city intends to eventually have a car fleet made entirely of electric vehicles.See the Story

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Calls grow for a tougher legal approach to white nationalist group Patriot Front

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Jury trials are getting underway for members of a white nationalist group accused of conspiring to riot. Police stopped the 31 affiliates of Patriot Front after a caller tipped them off to seeing approximately 20 masked men. Researchers say that in spite of the national attention that the arrests drew, Patriot Front has escalated its activities.See the Story

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Northeast Ohio musicians get creative to earn money in the age of streaming

During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, virtual experiences and online streaming were booming. Music fans turned to streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music out of necessity. Some Northeast Ohio musicians said digital services like Bandcamp help recoup some revenue lost during the pandemic. But creativity, marketing and business skills have become necessary to make it as a full-time artist.See the Story

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Cleveland charter school principal removed after teachers and parents take a stand

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Teachers called in sick on Oct. 26, forcing classes to be canceled at Lakeshore Intergenerational School. Parents and teachers held up signs at Wednesday night's school board meeting. Principal Beth Hampton was removed from her position. Executive Director Brooke King will become Interim Principal at the school.See the Story

Who’s Really Cycling In and Out of Cleveland’s Courts?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A third of Cuyahoga County court cases have at least one prior charge on their record. The Marshall Project analysis shows that many of these defendants are not hardened, violent criminals. Police and prosecutors warn that judging defendants just on the crimes they’ve been convicted of can understate their dangerousness.See the Story

Cleveland to spend $4.4M to help ease child care costs, teacher shortage

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The investment is $4.4 million that aims to retain teachers and give scholarships to students. The other $1.9 million will be for parents to help pay for child care or early childhood education costs. Officials said while the plan won't entirely solve the problem, they said it's a step in the right direction.See the Story

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Wife of Colorado veteran who tackled gunman at LGBTQ club describes the harrowing moments he ended the shooting

County Council to consider $1 million for Say Yes, but council member wants Cleveland to help too

Cleveland takes first step towards EV equity

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Cleveland charter school principal removed after teachers and parents take a stand

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Cleveland to spend $4.4M to help ease child care costs, teacher shortage

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