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Investment scams surge in Cuyahoga County, targeting people near retirement (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -People nearing retirement are losing large sums of money to investment scams, according to the Cuyahoga County Scam Squad, which says reported losses this year have already surpassed last year’s totals. Half of the $5 million in losses reported to the Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs last year came from investment scams. “Forty years worth of savings and it’s gone,” said one victim. Terry Sullivan, an investigator with the Cuyahoga County Department of Consu
FBI warns of rising grandparent scams ahead of Grandparents Day (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Ahead of Grandparents Day this Sunday, the FBI is warning that scammers are increasingly targeting grandparents, stealing millions of dollars through grandparent scams. Investment fraud is the number one cause of financial loss in Ohio for people 60 and older, according to the FBI. Victims in that age group lost $80 million last year, and the average victim lost $20,000. But the FBI also warned of escalating AI-assisted grandparent scams. “Perhaps the grandchild is at co
Doctors report seasonal uptick in illnesses (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -As children return to classrooms this fall, doctors and parents say common illnesses are spreading through schools, including strep throat, hand-foot-and-mouth disease and stomach bugs. “There’s a lot of strep and a lot of sore throats,” said Dr. Shelly Senders. “Certainly hand foot and mouth is one that we see in our preschool and our school age population and there’s a little more increase in our stomach bugs this time of year as well,” said pediatrician, Dr. Adam Keati
Colleges reinstate ACT, SAT requirements, adding pressure for students (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -After COVID restrictions prevented students from being in testing centers together for years, most of the top 50 universities across the nation have reinstated testing requirements for applicants. “If you thought you didn’t need to take the SAT or the ACT for your college admissions, you may be surprised when you put in your application this fall and realize that you might be missing some requirements,” said Dr. Shaan Patel, CEO and founder of college admissions and test
E-bike injuries in kids: Doctors, police warn of emerging crisis (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -Crash reports involving e-bikes and serious injuries are popping up in neighborhoods across the area every week. Dr. Purva Grover, chair of the pediatric emergency departments at Cleveland Clinic Children’s, said she has seen an exponential rise in e-bike injuries. “We have never seen the amount of e-bike injuries we are seeing just in the last few months,” Grover said. She said the injuries are not limited to older teenagers. “One would think that this is an older teen p
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