A federal judge dismissed Ru‑El Sailor's civil suit against the Cleveland Division of Police on April 2, 2026, in a case that followed his 15 years behind bars. Sailor says he will appeal.

Goodwill and the Sisters of Charity want to convert the former St. Vincent campus into a $35M opportunity center and grocery that would bring services and fresh food to Cleveland's Central neighborhood.

Bedrock and Cosm scheduled a ceremonial groundbreaking for an immersive 12K‑LED‑dome venue that will anchor the Rock Block across from Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

Akron’s new public‑order policy emphasizes de‑escalation, limits certain crowd‑control tools and adds after‑action reporting after a settlement tied to protest policing.

City public-health data shows Black women and girls in Cleveland disproportionately visit emergency rooms for assault injuries; officials say the numbers can guide equity-focused prevention.

Northern Ohio Marshals task force says rewards are available for tips on three registered sex offenders who failed to report addresses; tipsters may remain anonymous.

One defendant in the Bedford Heights I‑480 drive-by has pleaded guilty to obstructing justice while a jury begins weighing evidence against his co-defendant. Surveillance and prosecutor statements are central to the case.

Crews have begun work on the Lake‑Clifton Connector, a 1.2‑mile project that will add an off‑road shared path and Lakewood’s first roundabout. Expect phased detours and months of bridge and intersection work.

Hudson certified a 91‑acre tract on East Hines Hill Road to be marketed as Hudson Innovation Park, and Team NEO has endorsed the city’s effort to attract industrial employers.

Owner Jimmy Haslam’s off‑the‑cuff praise and Mary Kay Cabot’s podcast comments have vaulted Deshaun Watson back into the Browns’ QB mix as spring workouts begin.

A Northern Ohio task force is offering a reward for Jaelyn Fields, 23, wanted by Akron police and federal marshals on weapons and shooting charges. Authorities say he struck multiple occupied vehicles and is believed to move between Akron and Cleveland.

The 125‑foot Red Zone ferris wheel that moved from Cleveland’s I‑X Center is listed for $499,000 as Hall of Fame Village trims outdoor rides. The sale is part of a shift toward hotels and an indoor waterpark.

Nestlé says 413,793 KitKat bars vanished in transit from Italy to Poland, prompting warnings that the stolen stock could surface in unofficial markets ahead of Easter.