U S Soccer Fans Rally as World Cup Run Ends in Columbus
In Columbus Crew Stadium fans packed bars and plazas to watch the United States lose 1-0 to Germany. Over 7,500 spectators traveled from nearby states, with many staying hopeful as the final whistle ended the U S team’s World Cup bid. Local fans praised the effort and spoke of pride despite the defeat.
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Columbus
Los Angeles
Florida
Crew Stadium
Ken Nekic
Brian Snyder
Reynoldsburg
U.S
Lightning strikes twice injures near Elyria teen
A 15 year old, Jeffrey Felciano, was struck by lightning while grilling under an awning. Another bolt hit the Riverview Plaza 13 story building top, sending debris onto parked cars below. Jeffrey walked from EMH Medical Center about 90 minutes later.
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Elyria
Jeffrey Felciano
Riverview Plaza
East Avenue
Jeffrey
Emh Medical Center
Case Ave
Shalang
Lisa Camerlin
Emh
Brian Phares
Phares
Steve Pado
No day in court for Elyria courthouse plan
Elyria officials say the county will not cede the courthouse to the city after the $46 million justice center opens in about two years. County leaders emphasize the need to retain courthouse space and show no movement to revisit the tentative lease or transfer.
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Elyria
Couty
Justice Center
David Moore
Jim Cordes
Cordes
Mosquito spray planned after West Nile findings
In Garfield Heights a one square mile area will be sprayed Saturday night after a pool of 50 mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus. Officials say the virus is rare in mosquitoes but actions proceed to curb the population amid detection of over 300 egg-bearing females in two traps.
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Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Richard Berry
Ohio Department of Health
Cuyahoga County
West Nile
Joe Lynch
FBI warns Jewish schools as potential terrorist targets
The FBI cautions that Jewish schools in America could be terrorist targets, signaling heightened security concerns nationwide. Authorities urge vigilance while communities assess protective measures amid increasing threats.
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FBI
America
Burglary in Lorain Linked to 19 Break-ins Across Area
Amherst police link a band of five men to about 19 burglaries in Lorain and Amherst, with 6 local homes hit since April and 1 May arrest. Victims report stolen jewelry and heirlooms, including a 35th wedding anniversary ring given in 1975, causing emotional loss beyond value. Lorain detectives ID multiple target homes as part of the spree.
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North Rudge Road
Amherst and
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