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Parents say 11-year-old son endured racial slurs during youth football game

News 5 Cleveland (Investigations) 8/31 11:51A Tara Morgan

A mother and father are standing up for their 11-year-old son, who they said had racial slurs yelled at him during a youth football game. Stina Madison said she saw her sons...

Many consumers are likely to switch insurance companies because of slow payouts

News 5 Cleveland (National News) 8/31 8:31A Kelly Broderick

According to InvoiceClouds 2026 Consumer Claims Experiences Survey, about 15-percent of people say they got their claim payment within a week. The survey added that three out...

Recent study finds those shopping around with loan offers can save significantly

News 5 Cleveland (National News) 8/31 8:10A Kelly Broderick

A recent LendingTree study has found that borrowers who compare multiple loan offers can save significantly over the life of a loan. Experts say checking rates and fees from...

Fed report finds rising gas prices have lasting effect on inflation expectations

News 5 Cleveland (National News) 8/31 7:50A Miguel Pineda

A new report from the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank shows U.S. household inflation expectations rise when expecting higher gas prices, but remain relatively unchanged...

Millennials, Gen Z set to inherit trillions — but most aren't prepared for the tax implications

News 5 Cleveland (National News) 8/31 7:47A Scripps News Group

Millennials and Gen Z are set to inherit the largest wealth transfer in U.S. history, with estimates ranging from $36 trillion to more than $100 trillion over the next few...

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Persistent financial adversity may be having an impact on your brain

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 9/1 7:12A Kelly Broderick

Consistently having to deal with financial adversity may be having an impact on your health. That's according to a recent study published by in the journal Innovation in Aging...

CDC confirms more than 17,000 cyclosporiasis cases across US

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 8/27 6:03A Justin Boggs

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed more than 1,000 new cases of cyclosporiasis in the United States this summer, bringing the total number of confirmed...

Researchers warn type 2 diabetes is rising rapidly among children and teens

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 8/26 5:16A Justin Boggs

New research to be presented next month at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes meeting in Italy found that youth type 2 diabetes cases in Colorado increased...

1 in 4 former NFL players who died from 2016 to 2021 had CTE, study estimates

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 8/25 4:27A Nadia Kounang, CNN

At least 1 in 4 former National Football League players who died between 2016 and 2021 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, according to a study released on Tuesday in the...

Pennsylvania reports first measles deaths in 35 years

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 8/25 3:40A Justin Boggs

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported that two people recently died from measles, marking the states first deaths from the virus in 35 years. The deaths involved...

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Browns Are Signing Former Dolphins First-Round Pick

Browns Nation 9/1 7:46A Mike Battaglino

(Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) Earlier Tuesday, reports surfaced that the Cleveland Browns were waiving cornerback Michael Coats Jr., an undrafted rookie who earned a spot on the 53-man roster...

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Browns Make A Surprising Roster Move On Tuesday

Browns Nation 9/1 6:21A Mike Battaglino

(Photo by Matt Sullivan/Getty Images) Even though preseason standout wide receiver Luke Floriea was let go by the Cleveland Browns at the NFL deadline on Sunday, another undrafted training camp star...

Browns Sign Former Broncos RB To Practice Squad

Browns Nation 9/1 4:38A Mike Battaglino

(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) The Cleveland Browns continue to manipulate their roster coming out of the NFL deadline on Sunday. It is an important time for every team in the league, but even...

Todd Monken Opens Up About Leaving Luke Floriea Off Browns Roster

Browns Nation 9/1 3:56A Mike Battaglino

(Photo by Geoff Stellfox/Getty Images) With the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback situation settled, short of some roster-deadline manipulations, fans turned their attention to other positional battles,...

Skip Bayless Makes Wild Shedeur Sanders Claim

Browns Nation 9/1 3:38A Mike Battaglino

(Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for IAVA) Shedeur Sanders is not lacking for support, either from his large contingent of fans or his backers in the media. They truly believe he should be the...

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FDA expands Mounjaro approval for heart attack and stroke prevention

News 5 Cleveland (Your Health Matters) 8/31 4:46A Scripps News Group

The Food and Drug Administration is expanding the use of the diabetes drug Mounjaro to help prevent heart attacks and strokes in high-risk adults with type 2 diabetes. The new...

Presidential fitness test returns to some schools after President Donald Trump signs executive...

News 5 Cleveland (Your Health Matters) 8/29 3:47A Scripps News Group

Students at Central Elementary School in Okeechobee, Florida, are participating in the revived Presidential Physical Fitness Test after President Donald Trump signed an...

RFK Jr., Pennsylvania officials clash over measles-related deaths

News 5 Cleveland (Your Health Matters) 8/29 2:10A AP via Scripps News Group

The recent announcement of Pennsylvanias first measles-related deaths in decades has ignited a public feud among politicians and health officials who disagree over the role of...

North Carolina teen critically ill after contracting infection from brain-eating amoeba

News 5 Cleveland (Your Health Matters) 8/28 6:21A Scripps News Group

A teen in central North Carolina is critically ill after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba found in bodies of warm freshwater, according to state health officials. The...

Study links lower early-life sugar intake to reduced cancer risk

News 5 Cleveland (Your Health Matters) 8/28 4:54A Scripps News Group

Less sugar early in life could lead to better health decades later. A new study published in the journal PNAS found that adults who consumed less sugar during their first...

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