Good Morning Cleveland, it's Wednesday, July 23 and here is what you need to know.
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Homicide investigation in Mayfield Heights
We are following breaking news. The Mayfield Heights Police Department is investigating a suspected homicide. It happened just before 10 p.m. at Gates Milles Place Apartments on Mayfield Road. Police say a man was found dead in the hallway of the building. BCI is assisting Mayfield Heights Police Detectives with the investigation.
Ohio will appeal school voucher ruling today
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says the state will appeal a judge’s decision on the EdChoice program today. EdChoice is a voucher program that helps K-12 students and families cover costs of attending private schools. Last month, a Franklin County judge ruled that the program is unconstitutional.
Browns training camp begins in Berea
Today is the day Cleveland Browns fans have been waiting for. It’s the official start of training camp in Berea. Veterans reported yesterday, and the first full-squad practice is slated for this afternoon. Our John Kosich is live in Berea this morning with the big things to watch for heading into training camp.
Cleveland woman targeted in phone-tracking scheme
This morning, a Cleveland woman is talking to News 5 anchor Mike Brookbank about a new scary scam she found herself in. Police tell us the scheme involves criminals attaching a cell phone to the roof of newer model vehicles with a magnet. They then use the device’s location tracker to find their target’s home.
Japanese beetles emerging in Northeast Ohio
You have probably heard about the return of spotted lanternflies here in Northeast Ohio. However, experts are issuing a warning about another invasive species emerging. Currently, we are experiencing a surge in Japanese beetles. They’re a flying insect that can cause damage to a wide variety of plant,s including many types of trees and shrubs.
Superman night at Progressive Field
The Guardians will be celebrating Superman tonight. Some scenes from the latest movie were filmed at the stadium, which became the home of the “Metropolis Meteors.” Tonight, the first 15,000 fans at the game will get a free Meteors T-shirt, and there will be all kinds of Superman memorabilia on display.
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Traffic impacts
Water main break near Fairview Hospital along Old Lorain Road near Fernshaw Avenue.
Southbound lanes closed on Dover Center Rd. between Hilliard and Bassett Road. Northbound lanes are open to traffic.
The southbound lanes on Columbia Road between 1st Street and Bay Village are closed. Northbound lanes are open to traffic.
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