Here are your morning headlines for Monday, July 25:
- Trial begins for teen accused of killing Cleveland police officer Bartek
- Sister of Tamia Chappman one of two killed in weekend shooting
- Strong overnight storms cause power outages
- Cleveland firefighter injured fighting house fire
- White Sox beat Bieber, Guardians, 6-3
- Metroparks Zoo seeking name for female baby black rhino
Trial begins for teen accused of killing Cleveland police officer Bartek
(WKYC-TV) -- . Tamara McLoyd, 18, has pleaded not guilty to the charges, which include aggravated murder, murder and aggravated robbery. Police say she shot and killed Bartek during a carjacking. Another person was found driving Bartek's car. .
Sister of Tamia Chappman one of two killed in weekend shooting
(WEWS-TV) -- . The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner identified the victims as 18-year-old Torionne Chappman of Cleveland Heights and 19-year-old Charles Moore of Cleveland. An attorney for the Chappman family tells News5 Torionne was bright and hard-working and was trying to manage her life after the trauma of losing her younger sister. Police say two unknown men in a car pulled up behind the car the three victims were sitting in, got out and fired a "high number of rounds at the vehicle" before leaving the scene.
Strong overnight storms cause power outages
(FirstEnergy) 鈥� . As of 6 a.m., FirstEnergy reported 5,000 customers in Cuyahoga County, 800 customers in Summit County and 200 customers in Stark County were without electricity.
Cleveland firefighter injured fighting house fire
(WJW-TV) -- . Fire officials say the firefighter was burned on the neck and is in stable condition. Investigators say the fire began after someone left food cooking unattended.
White Sox beat Bieber, Guardians, 6-3
(MLB.com) -- . All six of Chicago's runs came from home runs off Guardians starter Shane Bieber. He gave up as many home runs in Sunday's game as he had in his past 10 starts combined.
Metroparks Zoo seeking name for female baby black rhino
(WOIO-TV) -- . The choices are Ali, Anika and Dalia. Those casting a vote for one of those three names must also make a donation to the zoo. The deadline is midnight, Aug. 5.
