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Morning Headlines: Cleveland鈥檚 mayor sets priorities for second round of ARPA funding... and more

Cleveland
Jeff St. Clair
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WKSU
Mayor Justin Bibb has outlined top priorities to use the second round of ARPA funding for Cleveland. This includes lead paint remediation, affordable housing, violence prevention and technology upgrades for City Hall.

Here are your morning headlines for Monday, May 16th:

  • Cleveland鈥檚 mayor sets priorities for second round of ARPA funding
  • Baby formula shortage eased somewhat by generic brands
  • 鈥淏ans off our bodies鈥 rallies in Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, other Ohio cities
  • Capital murder trial of hit-skip driver begins today
  • Tuscarawas County sheriff seeking info on man found dead in car
  • North Canton recovering from Saturday鈥檚 downpour
  • Twins win weekend series, beat Guardians 3-1
  • Weather: Scattered showers, cooler

Cleveland鈥檚 mayor sets priorities for second round of ARPA funding
(Cleveland.com) - . Bibb said Friday he wants to use the bulk of the money on long-term projects like lead paint remediation, affordable housing, violence prevention and technology upgrades for City Hall. His administration did not provide details. The city is getting a total of $512 million in aid from the American Rescue Plan Act. The first half of the funds, about $250 million, was allocated late last year.

Baby formula shortage eased somewhat by generic brands
(91福利) - Amidst a nationwide shortage of baby formula, 91福利 has found generic brands are available at Walmart, Target and CVS. Some stores, like Target, have set purchasing limits, to prevent buyers from stockpiling formula. Pediatricians say parents should consider switching to generic brands rather than pursue Similac and other formula brands that are in short supply.

鈥淏ans off our bodies鈥 rallies in Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, other Ohio cities
(91福利) 鈥 . Hundreds gathered for the 鈥淏ans Off Our Bodies鈥 rally in Willard Park. Rallies were also held in Akron, Toledo, Youngstown, Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati.

Capital murder trial of hit-skip driver begins today
(Akron Beacon Journal) 鈥 . Shawn Allen, 37, of Canton, is accused of intentionally striking and killing Horace Lee, 43, and his 22-month-old daughter in 2020 as Lee was pushing the toddler in a stroller. Prosecutors say Allen and Lee had gotten into an altercation outside an Akron restaurant. They say Allen later pursued Lee in his SUV. Allen faces three counts of aggravated murder and two counts of murder, among other charges. He has pleaded not guilty.

Tuscarawas County sheriff seeking info on man found dead in car
(WEWS TV) - . The sheriff says the man is believed to be John Q. Bashline II of Powhatan Point, Ohio. Detectives want information about Bashline's most recent whereabouts and his associates.

North Canton recovering from Saturday鈥檚 downpour
(CantonRep.com) -- . Canton Police Lt. Doug Cardwell said a lot of houses reported basement flooding. There was also damage from downed power lines and trees. Police and emergency management officials blocked off some streets due to flooding.

Twins win weekend series, beat Guardians 3-1
(AP) - . Ryan (4-2) threw a career-high 103 pitches and struck out five, with his only blemish a fourth inning changeup that Jos茅 Ram铆rez hit over the right field fence for his eighth home run of the season.

Weather: Scattered showers, cooler
(National Weather Service) 鈥 , with scattered showers and a possi8ble thunderstorm this morning. High 69. Tonight, mostly clear. Low 50.

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