Bratenahl News

Joan Southgate cheers as she walks the final feet up the walkway toward the historic Cozad-Bates House in University Circle, after completing a 250-mile walk along the Underground Railroad route.

Incoming Cleveland State University President Ronald Berkman is considering a $1.3 million downtown condo for his official residence when he moves to town in July.

Communities all across Northeast Ohio celebrated Memorial Day by holding parades.

The Lake Erie Coastal and Riparian Forest Preserve is located on the north side of Lake Shore Boulevard and connects with the Lakefront Bike Path.

CLEVELAND: One of the last remaining mature forests alongside Lake Erie in the Cleveland area has been set aside as a bird sanctuary.

The eastbound curb lane on Interstate 90 between Martin L. King Drive and Eddy Road will be closed starting Monday.

Police identified the body of a man pulled from Summit Lake on Wednesday morning as Leo Jordan, a 79-year-old Akron man reported missing Tuesday.

A Bratenahl police officer is in serious, but stable condition after a two-vehicle accident in Columbus.

A Cleveland-area police officer was involved in a two-vehicle crash on the city's West Side Tuesday afternoon.

Age: 48 Residence: Shaker Heights Occupation: Director of alumni relations and events at Hawken School since January Family: Husband Glenn Anderson Jr.; daughter Edith, 17; son Benson, 13 Pets: Two dogs Education: Hawken School, class of 1979; bachelor's degree from Ohio Wesleyan University, 1983; master's degree from Boston College, 1985 Grew up ...

State lottery chief Michael A. Dolan has gotten into hot water for giving free lottery tickets to a state trooper who pulled him over in January, but Dolan also has handed out lottery tickets to other police officers without fanfare.

Responding to a disabled van along a busy freeway, the two policemen placed themselves in harm's way, just as officers do every day.

Grumpy old men: Retired Cuyahoga County Sheriff Gerald McFaul and . . . . In the Small World Department, consider the curious case of retired Bratenahl Police Chief Paul Falzone and suddenly retired Cuyahoga County Sheriff Gerald McFaul.

With plans for a Convention Center and Medical Mart in downtown Cleveland reaching the final stages, feelings still run high as to whether decisions being made are the right ones.

Jennifer Nee, of Wautoma, Wis., prepares her dog, Ocean, a golden retriever, during the Dubuque Kennel Club Dog Show at the Five Flags Center Sunday.

Sheriff Gerald McFaul has only come into the office about one day a week since 2007, county timesheets show There have been 115 weeks from Jan.

Applicants are needed to fill a vacant seat in Cleveland Municipal Court. The seat has been vacant since Judge Larry Jones joined the 8th Ohio District Court in February.

BRATENAHL, Ohio - An independent investigator has concluded that a former suburban Cleveland police chief mishandled evidence and asked officers to help cover up the problem.

A special investigator found that the Bratenahl Police Department failed to follow standard procedures for handling evidence under former Chief Paul Falzone.

FRESH CATCH: Americano chef/co-owner Vytauras Sasnauskas handles fish and other seafood with a deft touch.