A Clark-Fulton mom says the district failed to stop bullying before her son ended up unconscious on campus.

Neighbors climbed in through a milk chute and found a starving Shih Tzu and dozens of snakes left to fend for themselves.

Chorbishop Anthony Spinosa was pulled from Our Lady of Lebanon days after his arrest with a Tier III sex offender in a Warren park.

A family member she lived with now faces felonious assault and domestic violence charges after Thursday's shooting.

Bikur Cholim traded a Cedar Avenue parcel to Cleveland Clinic, doubling its own land for a $10 million Comfort House near the hospitals.

Carl Baldassarre swapped a finance career for symphonic rock — now he's celebrating five decades of composing at North Collinwood's Treelawn.

A 59-year-old man's body, found near railroad tracks, may have lain there for weeks, police say.

Chuck Brunello Jr. says the 5.9-mill levy saved police and fire jobs after income tax revenue sagged citywide.

The Nashville duo opens for NEEDTOBREATHE at Jacobs Pavilion, weaving a musical scavenger hunt into their set.

Federal data gives low-income Lorain and Elyria residents a shortage score of 19 out of 25, just as NEOMED grows its Mercy Health rotations.

CPR was performed at the scene on Cleveland's East Side, on a block already scarred by past violence.

Steven Sickler vanished from Akron's parole office and state officials warn he may be armed.

Mansfield Lahm's 2,034-acre footprint and 9,001-foot runway could soon host freight, drones and light manufacturing.