Tamir Rice's family calling for a special prosecutor to be brought in, and Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty releasing a new expert report saying the shooting was justified; Governor John Kasich's performance in the Republican Presidential Candidate's debate; charges against an Akron man accused of supporting ISIS; the Cuyahoga County Budget; the Green Energy Proposal and Issue 2; KSU professors consider a strike vote as contract talks stall; the University of Akron's faculty senate considers a "no confidence" vote aimed at its president; Cleveland opens the first VA Hospital transgender clinic; Cleveland Police release statistics claiming that police body cameras reduce citizen complaints; and the Supreme Court of Ohio rules that requirements for sex offenders to be registered and monitored do not constitute cruel and unsual punishment.

Guests:

Chris Quinn, Vice President of Content, cleveland.com
M.L. Schultze, digital editor and reporter, WKSU