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A brother and sister in Ohio could face prison after cutting down what a prosecutor describes as an "irreplaceable" black walnut tree, one of the largest in the state...

An Ohio brother and sister are facing felony charges after being accused of working together to cut down a massive black walnut tree on public land near Cleveland, which park officials believe is “possibly over 250 years old” and worth more than $28,000.

Todd Jones and his sister, Laurel Hoffman, were charged with grand theft for chopping down a black walnut tree near their property outside Cleveland, according to the police.

A brother and sister face felony charges, accused of cutting down a Black Walnut tree in a park. They said that they thought the tree was on family property.

3News anchor Sara Shookman and producer Jessica Miller spoke with moms from across the region. Four women shared their stories on the weight felt by so many more. "Its just so much and a lot of us are still at our breaking point," Laurel Hoffman said. The coronavirus pandemic tipped the scales, piling on household responsibilities while pulling away outside support. Whether they work outside the home or not, 80% of moms have been responsible for housework during the pandemic, and 66% responsibl...