The Wake Up

No discipline for a police officer involving in detaining Tamir Rice’s sister after the 12-year-old was shot by police. The Ohio Senate takes another step at limiting abortion. Dave Yost declares war on robocallers

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Ohio should soon be able to test for the China Coronavirus on its own, Cleveland City Council wants to declare racism a public health threat, and a marijuana proposal would let you grow up to six plants at home.

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No coronavirus cases but lots of preparation in Northeast Ohio, a union says the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention center is dangerous and conceal carry gun permits plummet in Ohio.

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Universities on Ohio bring home students from Italy because of the China coronavirus, a charity that supports Donald Trump cancels a $50,000 cash giveaway with a mysterious explanation and hundreds gather in Ohio to demand humane treatment of drug addicts and the mentally ill.

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Mike DeWine worries about the Covid-19 coronavirus, Cuyahoga County makes yet another big mistake and again blames computers, and no ice on Lake Erie means big waves and big erosion.

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A federal judge strikes down Ohio's anti-refugee driver license laws, supply chains to Northeast Ohio manufacturers are not harmed by the China coronavirus, Akron's mayor is not happy with City Hall's work with minority firms.

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Shutting down commenting at cleveland.com, Ohio is testing someone for the China coronavirus as it nears pandemic status and the Big 10 is nearly a $2 billion a year business.

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Ohio's health director prepares for a possible pandemic; Ohio might vote on completely legalizing marijuana, and Cleveland Heights gets a last-minute reprieve to play in the state tournament.

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It's not just the president's race that is on the March ballot, the case against the Strongsville priest accused of child pornography just got a lot worse and Cavs owner Dan Gilbert makes his first public appearance since a debilitating stroke.

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Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson digs deep to incentives for Sherwin Williams, Ohio might cut 4,500 agencies off from its controversial facial identification database

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