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Clean Sweep
At the Rockefeller, janitors worry that unionizing means unemployment.
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The Photograph
While a wealthy businessman sat in prison for murder, Akron police had evidence that proved his innocence.
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Where the Wild Things Were
While Cleveland searches for hip, Coventry gets yuppified.
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Game Over
They started by playing Bloods and Crips. Then it became real. The tale of the Tribe, one of East Cleveland’s most notorious street gangs.
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Bad Faith
A prominent pastor takes heat for neglecting a building and a neighborhood.
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Mr. Molester’s Neighborhood
Ohio wants you to know if a sex offender lives nearby. Civil libertarians want to give perverts their privacy.
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Near-Death of a Mailman
On September 12, a mourning nation vowed to become a kinder, better place. That same day, Nicholas Foradis was mercilessly beaten while a neighborhood watched. And did nothing.
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Triple-X at Tri-C
A porn crackdown leaves professors wondering where academic freedom ends and prurience begins.
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Red Light District
The quest to clear out Lorain Avenue’s prostitutes meets a pesky foe: The Constitution.
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The Pornographer Next Door
Meet Forest Williams, the would-be sex king of Cleveland.
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Supercop
Jim Simone has been kicked, stabbed, run over, and shot in the face. He’s still standing.
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Race Debating
A study about jailed black kids shreds conventional wisdom — and leaves a squawkfest in its wake.