Tallmadge voters will decide on a 5.6‑mill levy on Tuesday that the district says is needed to avoid cuts to busing, electives and staff. The ballot estimates the cost at about $196 per $100,000 home.

A posted Parma school-board video contains a jump cut that appears to remove public comment days after a Valley Forge student’s death, prompting transparency and legal questions.

Wegovy is approved for teens and a new trial shows liraglutide can lower BMI in younger children, but safety, coverage and cost questions remain for Cleveland families.

A Cuyahoga County court will decide Thursday whether Delawnte Hardy can be restored to competency in the killing of Officer Jamieson Ritter and the death of his grandmother.

A Canton man pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and felonious assault after the shooting that killed 40-year-old Brian Cofer at a Halloween party.

Cleveland lender CrossCountry raised its all-cash offer for Two Harbors to $11.30 per share, edging out a rival and setting a May 19 shareholder vote. The amended deal adds higher break fees and new closing conditions.

One hundred sixty recruits graduated from the Cleveland Police Academy in a ceremony that included the oath, family and a surprise proposal. The division shared video of the event.

Saucy Brew Works has closed its Pinecrest taproom in Orange Village as the company refocuses on other locations and a downtown Urban Meyer’s Pint House project.

A Giant Eagle in Cleveland sold the first Millionaire for Life grand‑prize ticket, matching Monday’s numbers for $1M a year for life. The winner has 180 days to claim.

A Hartville man pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide in the May crash that killed 18‑year‑old Isabelle Grubaugh. Sentencing is set for June 8.

Police say Jacob Padilla was intentionally struck in a Painesville crosswalk; a 21‑year‑old has been arrested and arraigned. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Tenants at The Vantage in Beachwood say gas charges jumped nearly tenfold as management added utility fees and residents press for answers. Local officials and advocates are now involved.

Surveillance footage shows multiple black bears moving through a backyard in Ashtabula County on April 26, underscoring rising sightings across northeast Ohio.