CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A body was found in Euclid Creek in Cleveland late Sunday morning, according to investigators.

Cleveland Division of Fire dispatchers say they received a call about the body at approximately 11:30 a.m.

Dispatchers say crews are still on scene of where the body is, which is located in the 16900 block of Wildwood Lane.

The deceased has not been identified.

19 News has reached out to the Cleveland Division of Police for more details.

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Donovan Mitchell will be eligible to sign a $208.5 million extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers this offseason. Whether or not he chooses to sign it is one of the biggest storylines in all of the NBA. 

But what happens if Mitchell decides to pass on the deal? How will the Cavs proceed with their future and Mitchell’s time in Cleveland?

Terry Pluto of Cleveland.com reports that the Cavaliers would opt to trade Mitchell instead of playing out his final year of team control.

“I’ve been told the Cavs either would sign him to an extension this summer, or trade him,” wrote Pluto.“They have zero intention of opening the 2024-25 season with Mitchell heading into his free agent year.”

Mitchell has been an All-Star in each of his two seasons with the Cavaliers and has not failed to find individual success. However, it’s postseason aspirations that he’s more interested in at this point in his career. 

President of Basketball Operations Koby Altman spoke to the Cleveland media on Friday and briefly touched on the Mitchell contract situation. 

“I’ll say that my exit interview with [Mitchell] was really good in that he was talking about the future and how excited he was about the team, and the organization … When we’re talking to him about the future here, getting his feedback, it’s all about, ‘How do we make this thing better? How do we achieve this together? How do we win in the future?’”

Read through the entire transcript of Altman’s press conference here.

At some point, we’ll have more answers on the Cavaliers and Mitchell’s future. But it will continue to be a polarizing topic until we do.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – One person is dead and three people are injured following a shooting that happened early Sunday morning in downtown Cleveland, according to investigators.

Cleveland Police Sgt. Wilfredo Diaz says officers responded to the 1400 block of St. Clair Avenue at approximately 3 a.m. for the shooting.

Officers found a 19-year-old man, 24-year-old man, 28-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman with gunshot wounds, Diaz says.

EMS transported all victims to local hospital, where the 28-year-old died of his injuries.

The deceased has not been identified.

“This senseless act of violence does not and will not define our great city,” said Chief Public Safety Director Wayne Drummond. “We will utilize all our technological resources to piece together this incident, and our investigators will work to find answers for those affected by this senseless act.”

The shooting occurred just days after Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced the city’s summer safety plan, highlighted with an increased focus on public safety.

Cleveland unveils summer safety plan focused on increased police presence, social services

Diaz says no arrests have been made. The motive of the shooting is also unclear.

Anyone with information on the shooting is asked to call the Cleveland Division of Police’s Homicide Unit at 216-623-5464.

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