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Cleveland City Council member releases phone complaint about dead body odor near murder suspect's home, and Fort Hood top commander credits civilian police officer with stopping yesterday's fatal shootings. This plus more in Friday's noon newscast.

WCBE 90.5FM
Published November 6, 2009 at 12:50 PM EST

By Letizia

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Cleveland City Council member releases phone complaint about odor near murder suspect's home. :00
  • Fort Hood top commander credits civilian police officer with stopping yesterday's fatal shootings. :56
  • Victims of salmonella outbreak are angry charges haven't been brought against peanut company. 2:22
  • Ohio Department of Health eases respirator mask suggestion for workers exposed to H1N1. 2:57
  • Stark County elections officials say poll workers gave wrong ballot to all voters in Limaville. 4:42
  • Funeral mass for former John Carrol University president is scheduled for Tuesday. 5:19
  • Ohio State plays rivals Penn State on Saturday in a battle to stay in the Big Ten title race. 5:37
  • Cleveland Indians name Sparta, Ohio native and former Cincinnati pitcher as new pitching coach. 6:49

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