Cleveland, OH
Governor: No State of Emergency declared because no assistance has been requested
Cleveland, Ohio (WOIO) – After more than a dozen state lawmakers call upon Governor Mike DeWine to declare a State of Emergency, DeWine’s office says there doesn’t seem to be any need for outside help.
14 lawmakers signed and submitted a request to the Governor Thursday ― pleading for his help getting federal assistance for Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake and Lorain Counties. But, according to the Governor’s Press Secretary Daniel Tierney, none of the counties’ local emergency management agencies have requested assistance.
On Friday, DeWine issued a Proclamation of Preparedness Response, essentially stating the state is ready to help any Ohio community in need of critical services due to Tuesday’s storms. However, Tierney says ― so far ― the Governor’s office has only received one request from Cuyahoga County’s Health Department to help fill oxygen tanks. He said, other than that, no other agency has requested assistance.
As for power restoration, Tierney says First Energy has been recruiting workers from other states to handle that.
“We are in constant contact with all local emergency management agencies,” Tierney said. “They all say they’re okay. We are ready to help, we’re begging the local emergency management agencies to please let us know if they need anything ― but they tell us they’re okay.”
Tierney says the Governor is ready and willing to send in help as soon as it’s requested. Then, if the state can’t handle the issue ― it’ll contact FEMA, but only as a last resort.
“If viewers know of something that needs to be done, then they can ask our office,” Tierney said.
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Cleveland, OH
Cleveland State Women’s Tennis Battles For 4-3 Victory Over Miami (OH) – Cleveland State University
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland State women’s tennis team continued its spring season Sunday morning, battling for a 4-3 victory over Miami (OH). With the win, the Vikings are now 2-2 on the young season.
After dropping the doubles point and then falling at No. 5 singles, the Vikings were able to put their first point of the day on the board with a 6-2, 6-4 win from Ella Franz at No. 4 singles.
Miami (OH) was then able to gain a 3-1 advantage with a win at the No. 6 spot, before Sima Heren gave Cleveland State its second point of the day with a 6-3, 6-4 victory at No. 2 singles.
Oihane Vicario then evened the match at 3-3 with a 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 win at the top of the lineup, while Tereze Vevere clinched the match for the Vikings with a 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 win at no. 3 singles.
Cleveland State will be back in action for a single match next week, traveling to Toledo on Friday, January 31.
Cleveland, OH
Undermanned GB men's hoops drops 17th straight at Cleveland State
CLEVELAND, OH. (WLUK) – Green bay men’s basketball came into Saturday losers of 16 straight and were missing key starters in a visit to conference leading Cleveland State.
Not only did Phoenix keep it competitive, they would lead in the 1st half on multiple occasions.
Over 10 minutes in jumped ahead 14-13 after two of Yonatan Levy’s game high 19 points.
By far Green Bay got their most bench production of the season which including a game-tying three from Ben Tweedy with a little over a minute of the 1st half remaining. Following possession took a 2pt advantage after Levy found a cutting Preston Ruedinger.
Ultimately Phoenix trailed by just 1 at intermission 34-33 and would keep it close nearly to the end, down just 64-62 with 5:30 left.
Vikings pulled away in the final stretch to win 81-66, but still was a good fight from the undermanned Phoenix against top team in conference standings Cleveland State.
Cleveland, OH
Former Cubs star Anthony Rizzo makes adorable announcement on social media
Anthony Rizzo is set to have a new title soon.
Father.
The former Cubs star, who most recently played for the Yankees, announced on social media Thursday that he and his wife Emily Rizzo are expecting
The adorable announcement featured the couple’s beloved dog wearing a “big brother” bandana and standing alongside a set of ultrasound photos. A onesie in the background appears to hint at a June 2025 due date.
The couple wed in a Florida ceremony in 2018, with several Cubs players in attendance at the time.
Rizzo returned to Wrigley Field for the first time since being traded to New York last September. He remains a fan favorite in Chicago, however, having cemented a legacy in the city that culminated with the 2016 World Series win.
And his Cubs teammates were among those congratulating him on his latest milestone.
“Congrats bro to you and @rizzoem,” Dexter Fowler wrote.
“Papa Tony,” Ian Happ commented.
“Let’s gooooooo! Congrats!!!” Albert Almora Jr. wrote.
“Tonyyy! Congrats!! @rizzoem 💙” Jason Heyward commented.
Fans were also quick to comment on his announcement — and remind him of Chicago’s love.
“Congrats rizzo!! chicago will love you forever,” one commenter wrote.
“Congratulations!! You and Emily will be such great parents! Hope to see you back with the Cubs organization someday,” another commented.
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