Sad News: Browns Head Coach Has Been Attack On The Trade Line Battle….

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Sad News: Browns Head Coach Has Been Attack On The Trade Line Battle….

CLEVELAND, Ohio — What if Cleveland didn’t help pay for renovations to the lakefront Browns stadium?

We’re talking about what the city could do with hundreds of millions of dollars that otherwise could go toward the NFL home used a handful of times each year on Today in Ohio.

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Here’s what else we’re asking about today:

The eclipse is coming to Ohio in April, and we have been beset with warnings of cataclysm, apocalyptic traffic and chaos. It’s like we are in the Middle Ages with the doomsayers. Reporter Pete Krouse took a sober look at what we should really expect and why some are acting like it is Y2K.

Ohio lawmakers in the pocket of big tobacco passed a law to make sure more kids, particularly urban kids, would become addicted and be long-term customers. The law blocks cities from regulating flavored products. Lawmakers offered the phony reason that they wanted to protect shops that sell tobacco. Now we have Delta 8 products with THC in them being sold to kids. Are we going to see hypocrisy from our lawmakers in how they deal with this?

Poor Sam Randazzo. He says he’s too old and cash-strapped to go to trial as scheduled for taking $4 million in bribes from FirstEnergy while pretending to represent us as the top guy at the Ohio Utilities Commission. What is he asking for.

Chief politics writer Andrew Tobias asks whether the Republican primary for Senate is pretty much done, with Donald Trump having endorsed someone. What’s the answer?

The next class of Rock Hall nominees was announced over the weekend. Not a whole lot of rocking going on with this class. But who doesn’t love Cher. Lisa, who’s in the class?

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Airica Steed took over MetroHealth in the middle of a crisis, involving bonuses that her predecessor had awarded himself. What does she say she’s done to restore confidence in how the place is run following the revelations about Akram Boutros?

Ohio has a big semiconductor factory coming to suburban Columbus, so Ohio cares about chip making. What did the Biden administration announce late last week to help build this industry nationwide?

Who won the Super Bowl last night? Is there any bigger winner than Tayvis? We’re talking about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, the biggest power couple of the moment. Reporter Ashley Bastock took a look at how the power couple came together. What did she find?

We’ve been wondering what the Women’s Commission that Justin Bibb announced will actually do. We finally know, at least, who is one it. What’s the new development?