A late-June hailstorm battered Solon and the city has logged roughly 1,300 repair permits as homeowners scramble to fix roofs, windows and siding.

Addison Properties won preliminary TIF and county backing to build water and sewer for a 97‑acre Lake Township site, enabling about 198 new single‑family homes. The package pairs revenue bonds, a county loan and a 10‑year abatement.

Euclid police identified Marshay Wilson as the woman killed after an argument at a Pizza Hut; a 24-year-old employee has been arrested and charged with murder. The case has been bound over to the county grand jury.

The Elyria school board voted to put an 8.9‑mill operating levy on the Nov. 3 ballot as district officials warn $9 million in cuts have already reshaped classrooms and services.

A 15-year-old boy was stabbed in the face after intervening in a domestic dispute on East 84th Street, a community post says.

P League's women's summer series at North Coast Yard is turning the lakefront courts into a showcase for Cleveland's players as the city preps for a WNBA team.

City officials say talks with developers and foreign steelmakers could bring jobs to Lorain's idled Republic Steel yard, but remediation and permits remain major hurdles.

Heinen's will close its downtown Cleveland market on July 31. The company says all downtown associates will be offered roles elsewhere and there will be no layoffs.

A Lorain County jury convicted 29‑year‑old Elijah Capers on 14 counts tied to child sexual abuse; sentencing is set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m..

Showers arrive Friday night across Cleveland, tapering Saturday; a hot, humid stretch returns next week with highs near the 90s.

A round struck a bedroom at a Sonora Court home in Berea; police canvassed the neighborhood and detectives have opened an investigation. Neighbors are on edge as authorities search for answers.

A rare 40‑acre parcel in Cleveland's Industrial Valley is drawing fresh developer interest as the supply of large, shovel‑ready lots tightens across the region.

The city is expanding its neighborhood traffic‑calming program with 200 more asphalt speed tables this year, citing pilot data that showed measurable speed drops. Crews are installing units while the city solicits contractors and updates its map.