A 6-1 Ohio Supreme Court decision on June 18 left 21 Cleveland investors unable to hold Interactive Brokers responsible for about $25M lost in the Epitome fund.

Clear and breezy for Juneteenth with highs near 76°F and gusts to about 26 mph. Heavy rain returns Sunday night into Monday with 1–2 inches possible and river rises.

Boston Heights officials will ask voters to approve a 0.25% payroll tax to help fund a $9.8M combined police and fire safety center after a Tuesday meeting. Residents were split as leaders pitched the project as a way to modernize aging facilities and preserve local control.

Wind Advisory through 6 p.m. Thursday with gusts up to 50 mph near Lake Erie. High rip current risk and rough waves make beaches dangerous today.

A Flock camera alert led North Olmsted police to a car stolen in Cleveland; officers rescued an 8-year-old and arrested two people.

Family members discovered grenades, mines and other ordnance in a Columbia Station home; the Lorain County Bomb Squad responded and warned residents not to touch suspect items.

Avelo starts twice‑weekly service at Cleveland Hopkins this Friday with base fares as low as $39. The catch: carry‑ons, checked bags and seat assignments can add up fast.

Former Bellevue councilman Joseph Burkhart pleaded guilty to seven charges and had his bond revoked; sentencing is set for July 21.

A chocolate-brown calf was last seen near Baumhart and Garfield Roads in Oberlin; deputies ask residents to report sightings so it can be returned.

The Port of Cleveland will open for behind-the-scenes tours during SPLASH! on June 28 and released a 2025 impact report that highlights cargo growth, cruise activity and billions in regional economic impact.

A 26-year-old man was rushed to a Cleveland hospital in critical condition after an East Side shooting, a Facebook reel shows; investigators are probing the scene.

A shooting outside Sportsman Lounge early Sunday left one person critically injured and prompted a multi-agency response.

Parade the Circle turned Wade Oval into a riot of color and rhythm on Saturday, with giant puppets, drummers and dozens of community booths. The Cleveland Museum of Art presented the free event.