The disappearances of 11 Black women between 2007 and 2009 left the city of Cleveland, Ohio paralyzed with fear, going unsolved until one woman led authorities to the literal doorstep of a serial ...

There were 139 Indiana high school basketball teams playing 311 games over three days at the Charlie Hughes Shootout.

A report of a sexual assault in East Cleveland 13 years ago led to the discovery of an unsettling murder spree that left a permanent shadow on the city. Catch up on Living With A Serial Killer on ...

The house of horrors on Imperial Avenue was demolished years ago, and now the snow-covered lot manages to show bright pops of color from the plastic flowers buried in a small garden to honor the ...

It was not COVID-19 related. Anthony Sowell Cleveland police were investigating a rape case against Sowell when they searched his house on Imperial Avenue and discovered two bodies on Oct. 29, 2009.

Sowell was not home. Oct. 30, 2009: As investigators combed Sowell’s three-story house next to Ray’s Sausage, they found more bodies. The death count was at six.

Cleveland police were investigating a rape case in October 2009 when they searched Sowell's house and discovered two bodies. They eventually uncovered the remains of 11 women.

FILE - In this Nov. 9, 2009, file photo, an FBI agent takes photos of the underside of the front porch of the house of Anthony Sowell in Cleveland.

News Nation Anthony Sowell, Ohio man who killed 11 women, dies in prison Feb. 9, 2021 Updated Tue., Feb. 9, 2021 at 3:25 p.m. 1 of 4 ...

Anthony Sowell, otherwise known as the "Cleveland Strangler," was convicted of killing 11 women in 2011 One of Ohio's most infamous serial killers, Anthony Sowell, died from a terminal illness on ...

AP2011 FILE - In this May 10, 2011 file photo, Anthony Sowell appears in court in Cleveland. Sowell, an Ohio man sentenced to death for killing 11 women and hiding their remains in and around his ...