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One week after UAW workers at three Midwest auto plants went on strike, Shawn Fain, the president of the UAW International Union, is expected to announce on Facebook Live at 10 a.m. Friday whether more automakers will join the picket lines.

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https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/continuing-coverage/uaw-strike/10am-uaw-president-shawn-fain-expected-to-announce-whether-more-automakers-will-go-on-strike

UAW President Shawn Fain expected to announce whether more automakers will go on strike

Residents told News 5 they are fed up and disappointed with the city's lack of urgency to push Republic trash collection to clean up faster.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/we-follow-through/we-need-help-lorain-neighborhood-trash-remains-uncollected-3-weeks-after-storms

Lorain neighborhood trash remains uncollected three weeks after storms

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain went live on Facebook to discuss the targeted plants for the possible strike against America's "Big Three" automakers starting at midnight on Friday.

UAW President discusses plant targets for potential strike

Alpaca Farm Days is a nationwide event where participating member farms of the Alpaca Owners Association, Inc. welcome the community onto their ranch for a safe and educational event.

Northeast Ohio farm celebrates National Alpaca Farm Days

‘Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, the hands can’t hit, what the eyes can’t see,’ and the Mason family is much more than what meets the eye.

Cleveland siblings making hometown pro-debut this weekend

On Monday, the Cleveland Metroparks will begin to drain Hinkley Lake, but what will happen to the animals and fish? The Metroparks made plans.

What about the wildlife once Hinkley Lake is drained? The Metroparks plan

Kent neighbors weigh next steps in remedying noise from butter facility

As day three of UAW negotiations with the big three automakers wraps up in Detroit, Northeast Ohio consumers are concerned about what the strike could do to their wallets.

Northeast Ohio car buyers fear for inflated costs at dealerships as the UAW strike continues

This weekend marks the 2023 kickoff and re-opening at Brunswick staple Mapleside Farms.

Fall Festival season officially underway at beloved Mapleside Farms in Brunswick

Nora Larson with Cleveland's Recovery Resources told News 5 about the emotional rollercoaster that can be caused by sports betting and fantasy football.

Fighting N.E. Ohio sports fan blues after Browns loss, experts offer advice

A group of Cleveland firefighters went on a ride to remember. Last week, they took their motorcycles from Cleveland to Colorado to attend the International Association of Fire Fighters Fallen Fire Fighters Memorial.

A ride to remember honoring the bravest of the brave

For many, they are a part of the family, but owning a pet has become a barrier to affordable housing for many.

Pet Friendly Rental Act to provide tax credit for landlords who allow pets in rentals

Flipping the switch mentally is something many NFL players have to learn how to do over time. For Browns rookie defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey, that's a lesson he's been working on this offseason.

Browns DT Perrion Winfrey finding switch to flip on inner Dawg

Darrick Wade of Cleveland stood in front of Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority headquarters on the 16th anniversary of his son's death, calling for greater lead poisoning safety measures.

CLE dad who lost son to lead poisoning asks CMHA to take more lead safety steps