CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) – Former Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is working on a return to the big stage. Tuesday, Manziel will work out at his alma mater Texas A&M for his Pro Day workout. He will be throwing in front of all 32 teams today. Manziel has had a pretty rocky career since his college days. Poor performance […]
BEREA, Ohio– The Cleveland Browns announced they will be keeping training camp in Berea for 2016. On Tuesday, the team said they evaluating a move to Columbus. A development group and the Browns recently asked the state of Ohio to help pay $5 million in the capital improvement budget to build a practice facility at […]
Sam tweeted his thanks to his latest team on Twitter, and vows to continue to fight for a spot on the NFL. Michael Sam, defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys, was waived from the practice squad on Tuesday. Sam, a Hitchcock, TX native, made national headlines earlier this year as he became the […]
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KENT, Ohio – Students at Theodore Roosevelt High School in Kent are mourning the loss of a friend and athlete who died unexpectedly during practice. Devon Conwell, a sophomore at Theodore Roosevelt, died Wednesday during basketball practice in Twinsburg. Patch.com reports Conwell’s Facebook page turned into a real-time memorial Thursday as friends posted goodbye messages. […]
Sarah Garrison grew up Catholic, but today she does not consider herself part of any religion. Yet as someone who meditates and prays every day to the “God here in our hearts,” she would never call herself an atheist or agnostic and thinks church can play a positive role in society and individual lives. “Some […]
I was saddened to learn of the resignation this week of Gabino Zavala, Auxiliary Bishop of the Los Angeles Roman Catholic Archdiocese. This is not another sexual abuse case involving a priest. Like many, I am skeptical of the Catholic Church. It's a sketchy place. And yet, as a resident of Los Angeles, I benefit from the Church's moral and financial presence here -- a presence that lifts up entire sections of the city. This is particularly the case in Latino communities, which make up 65 percent of the 5 million Catholics living in Los Angeles. The strength of these communities is the strength of LA.
Cleveland (WOIO) – Embattled former OSU quarterback Terrelle Pryor will hold his pro workout day on Friday, and the Browns are one of the teams planning to attend. Pat Shurmur confirmed this on Tuesday, although the Browns head coach pointed out he personally won’t be attending. As of Tuesday night, Pryor still wasn’t officially listed […]
While the brutal epidemic of women raped in the Congo has drawn much outrage in the media, lesser known incidents of men being raped by other men in the region and around the world are now coming to light, and apparently, in some places these occurrences are fairly common.