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SHOT IN THE DARK: OFF-DUTY CLEVELAND POLICE OFFICER, Community leaders call for answers as investigation continues into early morning shooting

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Min Dale Edwards, Executive Director  – Call & Post Newspaper-Vice President Southern Christian Leadership Conference  EUCLID, Ohio — Questions remain and concern continues to grow after an off-duty Cleveland police officer was shot and injured during an early morning incident in Euclid, adding another chapter to Northeast Ohio’s ongoing struggle with gun violence and public safety. According…

SOCIAL SECURITY NOT BANKRUPT? BUT A 2032 DEADLINE IS RAISING ALARMS, New federal projections warn retirees could face automatic 22% benefit cuts if Congress fails to act

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C & P Newswire WASHINGTON, D.C. — For millions of Americans who rely on Social Security to pay for housing, groceries, medicine, and everyday necessities, a new federal warning has reignited a national debate over the future of retirement security. Contrary to widespread rumors circulating online and in public conversation, Social Security is not going bankrupt.…

BLOODSHED AT TOLEDO FESTIVAL – Police Promise Answers as Investigation Intensifies After 12 Injured in Mass Shooting

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C&P Newswire What began as a summer celebration in one of Toledo’s most historic neighborhoods turned into a scene of chaos and fear after gunfire erupted near the Old West End Festival, leaving 12 people wounded and triggering a major investigation now drawing statewide attention.  City leaders and law enforcement held a press conference Tuesday to provide…

OHIO TO BAN SUGARY DRINKS FROM SNAP PURCHASES AS USDA EXPANDS FOOD RESTRICTIONS, New Rules Across 23 States Target Soda, Candy and Other High-Sugar Items

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C&P Newswire A major shift is coming to grocery checkout lines across America — and Ohio families using food assistance will soon feel the change. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved restrictions in 23 states limiting what can be purchased through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps. The…

TRAGEDY ON CLEVELAND’S SOUTHEAST SIDE: 1 BOY DEAD, 1 Life Support

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C&P Newswire CLEVELAND — A tragic crash on Cleveland’s southeast side has left one young life lost and another forever changed after authorities say a vehicle believed to be stolen slammed into a tree over the weekend. The crash happened near East 146th Street and Johnston Parkway, near East 146th Street and Miles Avenue, drawing an urgent…

Collaboration of Cleveland State University Law Wrongful Conviction Clinic

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[Cleveland, Ohio] – On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, Cleveland State University Law, along with Attorney Terry Gilbert, held the first public fundraiser for the Wrongful Conviction Clinic. The fundraiser was held at Spaces Consignment Showroom, 3355 Richmond Road, Beachwood, Ohio. During the event a portion of the documentary film, produced and directed by Al Cleveland, was shown featuring the riveting story of exoneree Michael Sutton…

Amy Acton Brings Message of Hope to Cleveland, Supporters Compare Candidate’s Journey to a Modern-Day David as Historic Ohio Governor’s Race Takes Shape

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Min. Dale EdwardsExecutive Director, Call & Post & Vice President, Cleveland Chapter of Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) CLEVELAND, Ohio — In what is shaping up to be one of the most consequential and closely watched gubernatorial races in modern Ohio history, Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton brought her campaign message of affordability, accountability, and hope to Cleveland’s…

AWARDED, BUT UNPAID Community Crime-Fighting Grants Remain Undistributed, WHERE’S THE MONEY?

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C&P Newswire CLEVELAND — More than two years after announcing a highly publicized initiative to fund neighborhood organizations fighting crime, the Cleveland Community Police Commission has yet to distribute a single dollar to the groups selected to receive grants. The revelation is raising serious questions about accountability, transparency, and whether the city’s efforts to support…

COLUMBUS COMMITS $13 MILLION TO FIGHT HOMELESSNESS CRISIS

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Min Dale EdwardsExecutive Director, Call & Post COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a significant step toward addressing one of the region’s most pressing challenges, the Columbus City Council has approved more than $13 million in funding for the Community Shelter Board to assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness or facing the risk of losing their housing.…

15-YEAR-OLD COLUMBUS GIRL DIES, Community Mourns as Authorities Urge Water Safety Awareness

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Min Dale EdwardsExecutive Director, Call & Post LICKING COUNTY, Ohio — A heartbreaking water rescue operation on the Licking River ended in tragedy after a 15-year-old girl lost her life following an incident that drew a massive emergency response from multiple agencies. According to fire officials, emergency crews were dispatched Sunday afternoon to the Licking…

HOMEGROWN STAR KYM WHITLEY SELLS OUT CLEVELAND FUNNY BONE

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Min Dale EdwardsExecutive Director, Call & Post CLEVELAND — Hollywood actress, comedian, producer, and proud Shaker Heights native Kym Whitley proved once again that hometown love runs deep as she packed the Cleveland Funny Bone for two consecutive sold-out performances, bringing laughter, memories, and star power back to Northeast Ohio. Known and loved by audiences across America,…

Akron Launches Homebuyer Help Program

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Min Dale Edwards Executive Director Call and Post Shammas Malik and the City of Akron have announced a new down payment assistance program designed to help first-time homebuyers purchase homes in the city. City leaders say the program will help residents cover down payments and closing costs — one of the biggest obstacles preventing many…

5 Cleveland Police Officers Injured, Gunfire Erupts During East Side Pursuit

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C&P Newswire Five officers with the Cleveland Division of Police were injured Saturday afternoon after a violent chain of events that began with a shooting on Cleveland’s East Side and escalated into a police pursuit involving gunfire, crashes, and a dramatic arrest. According to Cleveland police, officers first responded shortly after 2 p.m. to the…

Thousands Line Streets as University Heights Holds Historic Memorial Day Parade

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C&P Newswire The City of University Heights proudly continued a beloved eastside tradition Monday as residents, veterans, families, and community organizations gathered for the city’s annual Memorial Day Parade — the longest-running Memorial Day parade on Cleveland’s east side. The 2026 parade stepped off at 11 a.m. along Silsby Road, marking nearly six decades of…

A Living Giant at 98 – Tribute to Rev. Dr. E. Theophilus Caviness

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Min. Dale Edwards Executive Director, Call & Post “There is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother.” — Proverbs 18:24 There are birthdays, and then there are historic moments that remind a city, a church, and a people that greatness still walks among us. On May 23, 2026, Cleveland celebrated one of its greatest…