Lorain County faces cyber incident halting some systems
Lorain County officials reported a cyber incident disrupting computer networks, with judge Chris Cook saying the court system is not yet compromised. Clerks offices remained open for business as officials coordinate with third party experts to restore systems and keep operations running.
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Supreme Court clears path to end migrant protections
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to end humanitarian protections for over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, lifting a lower court order and signaling possible deportations for up to nearly one million people across these nations. Justice Department argues protections were temporary. two justices dissented. White House spokeswoman defends legality. critics call ruling devastating and chaotic.
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WEOL to switch to digital with 75-year brand history
Hudnutt notes WEOL legacy influences decision while shifting to digital. The Elyria station will end traditional radio on AM 930 and FM 100.3 and focus on online streaming, app access, and website content. Staff move to Chronicle-Telegram space, with local sports and community news driving the new format.
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City eyeing bids for public works complex with fee waivers
The Community Development Committee approved pursuing bids for a $21 million public works complex. Pyanowski noted estimates are guesswork in bids, while the Finance Committee moved to purchase two Woodford Avenue back lots and waive about $195,000 in related permit fees. Lorain County Land Bank had donated one lot. two others are owned by homeowners. City offers $4,000 per back lot plus $2,000 closing-cost reserve. Contact Owen MacMillan for details.
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Wildcats Class of 2025 Commencement Speech Highlights
Wildcats graduates heard that their high school journeys end but new paths begin. Class President Mitchell Hughes urged resilience and purpose as they step beyond the chapel on LaGrange Road. Superintendent Zachary Weagley celebrated 48 students with college credits, including 12 earning associate degrees, and urged graduates to slow down and recognize their readiness to contribute to Keystone Schools. Contact Carissa Woytach at (440) 329-7245 or cwaytach chroniclet.com
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