Cleveland, OH — Graduation is a major milestone and deserves to be celebrated! That’s why Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to recognize our community’s outstanding 2024 graduates.

This submission comes from Tamika R. Jennings who nominated Mykhael of Cleveland.

Graduate’s name

Myhael

What grade is the graduate finishing?

8th grade

What school is your graduating student graduating from?

Cleveland College Prep

How do you know your graduating student nominee?

He’s my son

Tell us why they deserve to be nominated!

Mykhael has really turned things around in his life. We faced some challenges but I had to reassure him that he is going to be great. He will graduate and be whatever he wants to be in life. Education is important and you need school. I don’t want him to hate going. Invest in yourself. Love you enough to finish this race and enjoy your life.

What’s one thing you want everyone to know about your graduating student nominee?

Mykhael is a good son.

Congratulations on your achievements, and all of our best wishes to you in the future, Mykhael!

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Know an outstanding student who deserves a shout-out?

Nominate them here.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A homicide investigation is underway after a man was found slumped in the driver’s seat of a car after being shot multiple times, Cleveland police confirmed.

Officers were sent to the 2400 block of East 46th Street for a Shot Spotter Alert at approximately 6:05 p.m. on May 6, according to police.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office reported that five rounds were heard, a woman called a few moments later “screaming that someone was shot.”

Officers arrived to find a man slumped in the driver’s seat of a black Nissan Rogue with multiple gunshot wounds, according to police.

Detectives on scene identified as 44-year-old Adam M. Corbett of Berea.

Sgt. Urbania requested the Cleveland Division of Police Homicide Unit and Special Investigation Unit to respond to the scene.

Police have not yet confirmed if any arrests have been made.

If you have any tips on this homicide investigation, call Cleveland police at 216-623-5000 and reference report #2024-124157.

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Reggie Miller returned to Madison Square Garden with fighting words.

The notorious Knicks killer didn’t hold back during a pregame hit on TNT before calling Game 2 of the Knicks and Pacers’ second-round playoff series on Wednesday.

Miller averaged 23.1 points over 35 playoff games against the Knicks between 1993 and 2000, a stretch in which his Pacers met New York for six postseason series.

“People are like, ‘Aren’t you worried about going back to New York City and calling a game?’ No,” Miller said on the air, moments before tipoff. “I’ve owned this city. I’ve owned this building, so why would I be worried?”

Miller received a subdued response from the Garden crowd as he walked onto the court, where he met his one-time rival, Spike Lee, to pose for pregame photos and sign a couple of autographs for the director.

The sharp-shooting Miller’s famous interactions with the filmmaker included giving him the “choke” gesture during a Pacers comeback victory in Game 5 of the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals. A year later, Miller scored eight points in 8.9 seconds late in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

“Me and Reggie squashed that stuff 20 years ago, so we’re friends,” Lee told the Daily News on Wednesday.

“We’re two grown men,” Lee said. “That’s dead and buried. We’re good.”