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Cleveland approved $13 million for handheld radios. Now it is advancing a $1 million vehicle-radio grant
Cleveland is seeking up to $1.031 million in federal funding to replace 151 vehicle-mounted public-safety radios, a separate project from the $13 million handheld-radio replacement City Council…
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8mDeshaun Watson turns the boos into cheers with a 21-18 come-from-behind upset of the Panthers in the home opener
The Browns found a way to win their home opener and improve to 2-1.
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4mCleveland approved $13 million for handheld radios. Now it is advancing a $1 million vehicle-radio grant
Cleveland is seeking up to $1.031 million in federal funding to replace 151 vehicle-mounted public-safety radios, a separate project from the $13 million handheld-radio replacement City Council approved in 2024.
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2mBo Nix talks about last-second drive, second half fixes in wild Sunday night win
As the boos started to grow during Denver's Sunday night clash with the Los Angeles Rams, Bo Nix completed a wild comeback to cap off a wild Sunday.
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2mBo Nix talks about last-second drive, second half fixes in wild Sunday night win
As the boos started to grow during Denver's Sunday night clash with the Los Angeles Rams, Bo Nix completed a wild comeback to cap off a wild Sunday.
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5mBrowns defense answers its ’60 minutes’ challenge in win over Panthers
The Browns defense held Carolina's top-ranked passing offense in check, forcing a late interception to secure a 21-18 victory.