You right now . Reporter it is actually looking very good right now, we are just in regular rush hour traffic. We were in Cleveland Heights earlier. We showed you that during the now. We are moving west, now were in lakewood. But much of the debris has been picked up. There were some Traffic Signals that are out causing a little bit of confusion at intersections. But other than that, it is actually looking very good here. As you head west that there are some clouds, but we are hoping that things will stay dry for now. I know a lot of people are headed to concerts this weekend. And that they are hoping to stay dry. Well send it back to tara. Thank you so much, megan thank you, megan, here is a look at the rain. It is rather light, though youll certainly start to see the activity increase, moving here is where we have the bulk of thunderstorms and lightning flashes in place. Driving on the loop will be moving slower for us. Medina with some heavy rainfall for you. One to two inches per h
RENSSELAER — For the first time in 20-plus years, someone not named Bill Hollerman was sitting in his seat at the Rensselaer City Council meeting Monday night.
right. is there hope for us returning to civility in our discourse, to healthy legislative process? to something i can trust so as i strap on the boots tomorrow morning i know you guys got it under control? jon: so how he is doing today? let s find out in our weekly series, spotlight on small business. scott turner, owns the true timber tree service in richmond, virginia. scott, you seemed to be asking the president, and it was just about exactly two years ago, about the civility in washington. what do you think about the civility of this campaign to this point? the civility in washington i ve seen very little change on. first, thank you so much for having me back on. seems like so long ago. i was very hopeful we would see some kind of change in the civility in washington. you know, it is hard to fix blame on any particular person. might be more than washington can fix. you know, we might have, might be up to us, the people who keep sending