BREAKING NEWS
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Chardon's TJ Lane will be tried as adult
A Geauga County judge has determined alleged Chardon High School shooter TJ Lane will be tried as an adult in the deaths of three students and will be held without bond.
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Cops: Man records woman in dressing room
A man from Sandusky is facing voyeurism charges after police said a woman caught him taking video of her while she was undressing in a Target dressing room – and cornered him until police arrived.
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Oil tanks, gas in Cleveland higher
With oil at its lowest future contract price since October, why are drivers still paying more at the pump?
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How to cash in on the Groupon settlement
If you've ever bought a Groupon, you might be getting an email this week about a class-action lawsuit involving the expiration dates on the company's daily deals.
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Couple's vows highlighted by twisters
A husband and wife start their life together with tornadoes churning across the field from their Kansas wedding ceremony.
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Forecast: Mostly sunny, highs in 80s
Power of 5 Meteorologist Christine Ferreira says high temperatures will stay in the 80s for the next 4 days.
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Cleveland hopes for feature film success
Television news anchor sharpens his chops in feature film acting role and reflects on how well the shooting of the film went for him.
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Robbers hold woman, children at gunpoint
Akron police say a brother and sister, along with one of their friends, broke into a home…
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Lawsuit settled over fetuses in jars
A northern Ohio hospital has reached a proposed settlement of about $1 million with women…
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Bishop wants churches to reopen by Aug.
The Roman Catholic bishop in Cleveland says some of the dozen northeast Ohio churches …
- Woman discharged with huge wound
- Josh Mandel returns $105,000
- Man jailed for attack at TV station
- Game show looking for Cleveland cooks
- Teen denied diploma for 'Tebowing'
- Vault: Cleveland's Riverfest 1990-91
- Consumer Reports: hotel rates going up
- PD: Person implicated in Etan Patz death
- How safe is your online banking?
- Dad accused of biting baby to end crying
- Harvard prints Unabomber's alumni update
- US Airways crew sees mysterious object
- P&G's Tide Pods poisoning children
- Use caution with overseas calling cards
Casino News
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CLE casino donates to area non-profits
A few days before Horseshoe Casino Cleveland's public grand opening, a "controlled demonstration" garnered tens of thousands of dollars that has now been donated to three area non-profits.
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Where should casino tax money go?
Should all of Cuyahoga County communities share in the county's share of casino taxes or should it go to revitalizing downtown Cleveland? That's the question county leaders are debating.
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Mayfield Hts. man bans self from casinos
A northeast Ohio man is the first person in the state to ban himself from the four casinos set to open in the state.
Many enjoy weather at Edgewater ParkTemperatures in the 60s and 70s brought tons of people to Cleveland's Edgewater Park on Wednesday.
'Dancing With the Stars' season finaleWant to relive the two-hour season finale of "Dancing With the Stars"? Check out this recap.
PHOTOS: Solar eclipse around the worldPictures of the May 20, 2012 annular solar eclipse from around the world.
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Spotlight
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Vault: Cleveland's Riverfest 1990-91
In the 1980s and 90s, Cleveland's Riverfest attracted thousands to the banks of the Cuyahoga for food, fun and a parade of boats.
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2012 Memorial Day services, parades set
Check our listing of parades and service for northeast Ohio.
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Tips for trying a detox diet
Hollywood stars swear by them while doctors are weary of them. Whether you've tried a detox diet plan or not, it is important to know information on any type of dieting plan before beginning.
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Submit your ‘Call Me Maybe' video
Submit your ‘Call Me Maybe' video and it may be shown on NewsChannel5.
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Building Better Neighborhoods
Find out how you can get involved!
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Entertainment & Life
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MEGAN FOX fueled reports suggesting she's pregnant with her first child by …
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Television news anchor sharpens his chops in feature film acting role and …
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A new cooking show "Beat the Chefs" is looking for teams of talented Cleveland …
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Electric utility companies are testing high-tech meters called smart meters, …
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A new cooking show "Beat the Chefs" is looking for teams of talented Cleveland …
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If you've ever bought a Groupon, you might be getting an email this week about…
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A new buzzword in relationships begs the question, is it cheating if you have …
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Bluesy guitar man Phillip Phillips is the new "American Idol," defeating …
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A new puzzle every day, to challenge every skill level.
Investigations
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Home air conditioning techs unlicensed
An exclusive 5 On Your Side investigation has found residential air conditioning and heating technicians in Ohio are not required to be licensed despite potential fire hazards from faulty installation.
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How safe is your online banking?
A Chagrin Falls man lost $50,000 after computer hackers tapped into his online bank account.
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Tax money used on empty airline seats
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Kids find ways around OH piercing rules
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Regan receives Peabody Award in NYC
Consumer News
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P&G's Tide Pods poisoning children
John Matarese has a warning for all parents of young children about new Tide Pods.
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Oil tanks, gas in Cleveland higher
With oil at its lowest future contract price since October, why are drivers still paying more at the pump?
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Use caution with overseas calling cards
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Cut your phone, cable and internet bills
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Consumer Reports: hotel rates going up
