Wilson loses two more appeals in Ohio death case
Convicted killer Daniel Wilson lost two appeals in the Ohio Supreme Court as he seeks relief from a death sentence. He argues juror instructions on his drunkenness defense were improper. A U.S. Sixth Circuit appeal and clemency decision remain pending. Prosecutors say no error occurred.
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Man pleads not guilty in wife’s death
John Biszantz pleads not guilty to homicide domestic violence tampering with evidence and unlawful restraint in the death of Erin Biszantz. Coroner says injuries occurred after she exited a Mercury Mountaineer traveling at least 25 mph. The couple had a no contact order and previous DV convictions.
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First Cry Sets Tone for New Arrival
A parent recalls the moment they heard the first cry of their baby, describing it as the most beautiful sound in the world and marking a life event filled with joy and hope.
Baby born in hospital parking lot amid emergency rescue
Amherst couple welcomed baby Xavier Michael two pounds 15 ounces after his umbilical cord tangled at birth outside Community Regional Medical Center Lorain. Nurse Shelly Kaiser rushed out, cleared the cord, and performed chest compressions as parents watched in fear.
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Indians close Midway Mall team shop in Elyria
The Indians closed the Midway Mall team shop in Elyria as boxes are packed for return to the distribution center. Senior merchandising chief Kurt Schloss cites poor local support while fans must travel to North Olmsted or Strongsville for authentic gear and tickets.
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Sheffield chief Mike Gurich to retire after 29 years in force
Police Chief Mike Gurich will retire June 5 after 29 years in law enforcement and eight years leading Sheffield. He plans to move to Spearfish South Dakota to be closer to children and grandchildren. Interim Chief Larry Bliss named to bridge to a new permanent head as the village addresses finances.
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