A fire in Cleveland's Tremont area critically injured an elderly man and damaged neighboring homes, with firefighters struggling against cold weather.

Cleveland Heights, Ohio is focusing on "Sensible Salting" for snow removal to protect local waterways while ensuring streets stay clear, aligning with EPA standards and using recent salt shipments efficiently.

Cleveland celebrates the WNBA's planned return in 2028, highlighting the move as an inspiration for local youth and a step toward gender equality in sports.

Paul Simon, at 84, embarks on 'A Quiet Celebration' tour, performing his 2023 album "Seven Psalms" and greatest hits, with tickets for the North American leg on sale.

Darien Hobley pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence after fatally shooting his girlfriend, Riley Jones, at an AutoZone in Bedford.

Hangry Brands opens Edison’s Hidden Tiki, a Tiki-themed speakeasy above Edison’s Pub in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood, offering an intimate bar experience with reservation-based and walk-in seating.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's department humorously compared Captain Mackey to "Where's Waldo" due to his dedication to equipping officers, joking about his long hours in a Facebook post.

The Working Class Brewery in Cleveland has closed due to economic challenges, joining several Northeast Ohio breweries that have shut down. They thanked patrons and lamented the post-pandemic market impact on their business.

Barberton invites nominations for its Walk of Fame, seeking individuals whose achievements and contributions have impacted the community. Nominations are accepted by email or mail, with forms available online.

North Olmsted introduced a customizable City Alert service that allows residents to subscribe to safety, event, and weather alerts through text, email, or calls while ensuring privacy.

Elyria Police are requesting public help to find missing Michael A. Suzuki Sr., last seen on October 24, 1988. Contact Detective Homoki with information.

The Powerball jackpot is now $57 million, with no winner in the latest draw. Ohio saw smaller wins, including nine $1,000 prizes. The chances of winning are slim, with big pots occasionally won.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office in Elyria, Ohio, shared a Facebook post seeking the owner of a lost Husky with mismatched eyes found near Westway Gardens Townhomes.