Cleveland is seeking resident engagement for its new multimodal transportation plan to improve safety and inclusivity for non-automotive travel in the city.

Residents in Mentor, Ohio, are invited to provide input on the $930,000 Lakeshore Boulevard resurfacing project scheduled for spring 2025, with expected daily lane closures and a federal grant offsetting costs.

The National Weather Service notes Ohio will have calm weather due to high pressure, but the weekend may bring changes as Hurricane Debby's remnants could affect the region, with a cool down expected next week.

Cleveland police are searching for Wils Jones, a missing 70-year-old with dementia and Alzheimer's. Last seen near Metro Health Dr., he is considered endangered due to his condition.

Five people were hospitalized following a carbon monoxide leak at an assisted living facility in Geauga County due to improperly ventilated generators.

The Cleveland Guardians clinched a narrow 9-8 victory over the Chicago Cubs, with rookie Jhonkensy Noel hitting two homers and Josh Naylor driving in the winning run.

County officials oppose funding for the relocation of the Cleveland Browns' stadium to Brook Park, advocating for downtown Cleveland development instead.

A young man, Devin Wile, died in a motorcycle crash in Stark County after hitting a fallen tree. The Stark County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident and seeking more information.

Cleveland's derelict National Acme Co. factory is set for demolition with a $7.6 million state grant, part of broader efforts to clean up blighted properties.

Cleveland community organizer Antoine Tolbert faces extortion charges related to allegedly intimidating a convenience store for employment of his anticrime group.

The Cleveland Browns have extended linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah's contract for three years, worth up to $39 million.

Three individuals were indicted in Stark County for the death of 7-year-old Ka'Marion Dolch at a motel. William Dolch faces reckless homicide, while Brittany Franko is charged with obstructing business, and Joseph King with evidence tampering.

A tragic series of collisions on the Ohio Turnpike resulted in four deaths and at least ten injuries, prompting an extended closure of the interstate.

An Akron police officer fatally shot a man at a gas station during an investigation into an allegedly stolen car. The incident is under investigation.

Jessica Taylor, presumed abducted after a reported incident in Cleveland, has been found safe, police confirm.

Cuyahoga County announces a fall Citizens Academy program offering an insider look at the Medical Examiner's Office and Crime Lab, starting September 26, 2024.

Rex Miller, 27, was arrested by U.S. Marshals in Cuyahoga Falls on multiple serious charges, ending a widespread manhunt.

Cuyahoga County increased emergency food assistance funding by $250,000 following power outages, collaborating with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to help residents replace spoiled food.

Cleveland Police hosts expedited hiring events to fill officer shortages. These events make the application process more efficient, with same-day testing and immediate conditional job offers.

Delawnte Hardy, accused of murdering a Cleveland officer and his grandmother, had a violent escape attempt in jail which ended with officers using pepper spray. He has a history of disruptive behavior and there are concerns about his mental health.

A Pennsylvania man pleaded guilty to traveling for minor exploitation and possessing child abuse materials after meeting a 14-year-old via a dating app.

An 11-year-old boy in Perry Township was hospitalized with a leg injury after being hit by a vehicle while biking, he had ignored a stop sign. The driver cooperated with the investigation.

The Canton Police Department is investigating a video showing an officer possibly using excessive force on a suspect, amid public concern and scrutiny.

A $15 million gift from Iris and the late Bert Wolstein is funding the new high-tech Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Center at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.

The Cleveland Cavaliers sign Australian guard Luke Travers to a two-way contract for the upcoming NBA season, after his performance in the Australian NBL and NBA Summer League.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a shooting after a football game near Euclid High School that killed one teen and injured four, the incident is under investigation.

A man was fatally shot outside an Akron hookah lounge, his identity remains undisclosed, and no suspects have been arrested.

Cleveland Browns' stadium is renamed Huntington Bank Field, following a 20-year naming rights deal with Huntington National Bank.

Cleveland Police seek help to find missing endangered woman, Anna Marie McDonald, who may need her medication. She's 4'8", with brown hair and eyes, last seen on Lorain Avenue.

Body cam footage from East Cleveland police captures multiple shootings during a high school reunion, with at least six wounded, the community calls for action.

TSO is returning to Cleveland for "The Lost Christmas Eve Tour" with two shows on December 27 at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, and tickets go on sale in September.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift in Cleveland with one sunny day remaining before a potential for severe storms and cooler temperatures arrives, followed by clearer and warmer conditions next week.

A community sailing center dedicated to Patrick S. Parker is set to open on Lake Erie in 2026, offering sailing, STEM learning, and public lakefront access.

A "serious threat" at Lorain County JVS led to an investigation, heightened security measures, and concerns in the school community. Details are limited.

NWS Cleveland forecasts a calm weather period for Northeast Ohio with a chance of isolated showers and a warming trend throughout the week. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for parts of Lake Erie.

A teen was arrested for attempting to burgle an Akron car dealership and faces multiple charges after being caught with a key fob and several running cars.

Cleveland's mayor commits to requiring Project Labor Agreements for city projects over $500,000, aiming to improve standards and diversity in the workforce.

The family of Christian Thomas, shot by Cleveland Heights police, seeks transparency in the incident's investigation, while the mayor promises full disclosure of body cam footage.

Two men admitted guilt to charges stemming from an arson that caused $750,000 in damage and killed a dog in Cleveland. They attempted to deceive the landlord and will be sentenced in September.

A 16-year-old buggy driver died after a truck collided with a horse-drawn vehicle in Ohio. The teen was ejected and later passed away, and a passenger was seriously injured. The crash is under investigation.

Cleveland enjoys warm weather due to high pressure, with potential midweek showers. Drought conditions persist as the region faces a mix of dry, sunny days, and occasional clouds and humidity.

An 8-year-old girl in Ohio drove herself to Target after being reported missing, hitting a mailbox en route. Found unharmed, she faces no charges due to her age.

Cleveland officials released studies on the potential closure of Burke Lakefront Airport, highlighting the feasibility and economic impacts of redevelopment.

A woman in Cleveland received a 2½-year prison sentence for mail fraud and identity theft, after defrauding an elder of over $46,000 using forged power of attorney.

The Great Lakes region is set to experience persistent warm, sunny weather through the weekend, with the potential for patchy fog and mild lake conditions for boaters.

A three-car collision on I-271 in Beachwood resulted in a Mayfield Heights man's death and an ongoing investigation.

Former Mayor David Spotton of Eastlake resigned, citing conflict with the city council. In a scathing letter, he defends his integrity amidst questions about his ability to fulfill mayoral duties with another full-time job.

The National Weather Service reports scattered rain in Ohio with a weak cold front, followed by Helene's tropical remnants bringing light showers and possible thunderstorms over the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts overcast skies with light rain for the Ohio Valley, fluctuating aviation conditions, and tumultuous Lake Erie conditions due to the remnants of Helene.

Forest City Brewery in Cleveland bans children under 16 due to issues with "irresponsible parents," causing mixed community reactions.

The article discusses the forecast for the Bay Area, predicting clearer skies and improved weather midweek following a cold front and showers. Conditions will stabilize with mild temperatures, and less precipitation is expected later in the week.

Painesville Police are looking for two missing teens, Savannah Lesco and Latondyn Whitmore, who were last seen together. Descriptions are provided, and community assistance is requested.

A firefighter was injured in a suspected arson at a Cleveland Heights house undergoing renovations. A $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to a conviction.

Elias Gudino stands trial for the 2023 kidnapping and murder of three Youngstown men, with the proceedings revealing chilling details and contested narratives.

Cleveland resident Gus Blavos pleads guilty and receives 18 months of community control for vehicular homicide in the hit-and-run death of business owner Cassandra Fear.

Jarrett Allen disclosed that his playoff rib injury was more severe than reported, involving a floating piece of bone, not just a contusion. Despite this and external opinions, the Cavs committed to him with a $91 million extension.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb responds to weekend street takeovers with plans for a task force and road changes to prevent future incidents while urging legal action against perpetrators.

Angela Frase of Wayne County, Ohio, is charged with fraud, accused of faking a hate crime to collect insurance money following her home's explosion in 2019.

Two men were convicted of securities fraud conspiracy, and one pleaded guilty to additional fraud charges related to inflating stock prices to defraud investors.

Nordonia High School closed due to a water main break, causing a loss of water and a road closure. Updates are provided via social media. Repair timeline is unknown.

Akron officer Geoffrey Parker faces serious charges involving a minor, including sharing explicit content. Held on $1M bond, pretrial set for Oct. 8.

Two juveniles were detained in Akron for throwing rocks onto cars from a bridge, causing damage and minor injuries. They face charges of vehicular vandalism and criminal damaging.

The Cleveland area can expect pleasurable autumn weather this weekend, with possible cooler temperatures and thunderstorms arriving Sunday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.

Westlake woman discovers WWII grenades in closet after husband's death, leading to bomb squad intervention. No harm was caused, and the relics were safely removed.

The U.S. Marshals captured Michael H. Hurley, wanted for an aggravated murder involving a shooting and subsequent burning of the victim. The arrest was made without incident in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

An 81-year-old woman accidentally accelerated instead of braking, crashing into a restaurant and killing a 69-year-old man. She faces charges; drugs and alcohol were not factors.

A man was arrested in Cleveland after an alleged armed robbery spree, a high-speed chase, and firing at individuals, one of whom encountered theft at gunpoint. He faces multiple potential charges.

Four indicted for a check fraud scheme, including theft of a $208,986.95 check from the City of Parma, with an ongoing recovery and prosecution effort.

Recent research highlights the issue of plastic pollution in the Great Lakes. An estimated 22 million pounds of plastic enter annually, affecting wildlife and ecosystems.

A reporter, Winnie Dortch, was injured, and a man, Bryant Carter, died in a shooting in Lakewood, which police suggest was domestic violence. Dortch is recovering after surgery.

Authorities provide new insights into the disappearance of Keshaun Williams, the subject of Ohio’s longest active Amber Alert. He was last seen tied up in a car.

A 23-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash on I-76 after losing control and being hit by oncoming traffic. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

As part of a larger public art initiative, local artists in Akron will decorate traffic control boxes across the city, enhancing public spaces with their artwork.

The Hudson Fire Department received two specialized fire blankets for EV fires, enhancing their preparedness to tackle the unique challenges of such incidents.

Akron pauses municipal services on October 14 to observe Italian-American Heritage and Culture Day, except for waste and recycling which continue as scheduled.

An intoxicated Ohio father was run over during a driving lesson with his nine-year-old son, leading to charges of child endangerment and wrongful entrustment of a vehicle.

Mayor Justin Bibb of Cleveland has identified the city's lack of progress in reducing childhood lead poisonings and is pushing for improved strategies and stronger enforcement to address the issue.

The Cleveland Cavaliers, with the Cleveland Clinic and Bedrock Real Estate, began constructing the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center, a key element in revitalizing Cleveland's downtown waterfront.

A North Ridgeville couple died in a motorcycle crash in Medina County, leaving behind three children. A GoFundMe page has raised over $55,000 to support them.

A man died in a motorcycle crash in Painesville, and police are continuing their investigation into the incident.

Cleveland Police are set to announce an arrest related to the September 29 'street takeovers' at a press briefing today.

A tentative settlement has been reached in the lawsuit filed by Jayland Walker's family against the city of Akron following his fatal shooting by police.

Cleveland received nearly $60 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the North Coast Connector project, which will improve waterfront access and infrastructure.

A power outage in Northeast Ohio affected over 16,000 FirstEnergy customers. Power was restored by Thursday evening. The cause is under investigation.

A woman died in a head-on collision with a semi-truck in Lorain County, with the crash still under investigation and no signs of drug or alcohol involvement.

A suspect was shot dead by police following a domestic violence call and hostage standoff in Mansfield after unsuccessfully negotiating for three hours.

The Cleveland Guardians lost 5-2 to the Yankees in Game 5 of the ALCS, ending their postseason run and defying expectations with first-year manager Stephen Vogt.

A pedestrian fatality occurred in downtown Cleveland; a man in his 40s was struck by a vehicle. The driver was arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.

The article describes changing weather patterns in Cleveland. A cold front arrives to replace high pressure, leading to showers and cooler temperatures. This is followed by a brief warm-up and another cold front with possible thunderstorms.

The Malone Art Gallery will host the 2024 Heart Gallery, featuring portraits of local foster children. The gallery will have its grand opening on November 4 and later travel to other venues.

Cleveland officials plan to use the Art Modell Law to challenge the Browns' potential move to Brook Park, with disputes over the law's effectiveness in retaining sports teams.

A 23-year-old woman, Ashlyn Rogers, was arrested in connection with illegal street takeovers in Cleveland, with confiscated items including firearms and a vehicle.

A Euclid couple was sentenced for the death and abuse of two young boys, with the aunt receiving life and the boyfriend 20.5 years.

The weather forecast from the National Weather Service in Cleveland shows high pressure stabilizing the region today, with a cold front on Friday bringing possible rain and a temperature drop by the weekend. Next week anticipates a warming trend.

Due to high pressure, the Greater Cleveland area is expected to have mainly quiet weather with near-average temperatures, with the potential for record highs midweek.

On the 35th anniversary of Amy Mihaljevic's unsolved case, Bay Village remains determined to find justice, with new DNA evidence and community support bolstering ongoing investigations.

The City of Lakewood seeks volunteers for various boards and commissions to help shape community policies like animal welfare, anti-racism, and urban forestry.

The NWS in Cleveland anticipates a switch from unseasonably warm weather to more typical November conditions, with an incoming cold front, high pressure, and potential weekend rain.

A car crashed into Jaja Steakhouse in Ohio City early Thursday morning, causing extensive damage and injuring the driver. Police are investigating the incident.

Cleveland has initiated a pilot program using street milling to deter street takeovers following recent disruptive events. However, its effectiveness is questioned.

Former Akron police officer Geoffrey Parker pleaded guilty to child pornography charges involving the production and distribution of explicit material with minors.

The National Weather Service predicts a calm, primarily clear weekend for the residents. Temperatures will be slightly below average but rising by Sunday. Rain chances are reduced until early Tuesday.

Fifteen individuals face charges in a 19-count indictment for operating a drug trafficking ring in Lorain County, Ohio, distributing over 42,000 fake fentanyl pills.

A high school coach from Berkshire faces a felony charge for allegedly sending inappropriate messages to a student.

Browns' Denzel Ward returns after a concussion, while Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is sidelined with a neck injury. Mohamoud Diabate ups his role as Sam Kamara joins the roster.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik proposes legislation for SWAT and SNUD police units to wear body cameras, following a task force's recommendations. The legislation aims to increase oversight and trust.

The NWS anticipates varied weather for Cleveland, with record temps followed by a cold front bringing rain and typical November cold later in the week.

Rain brings temporary relief to Northern Ohio ahead of a cold front, with light rainfall and gusty winds. An upcoming high-pressure system through Saturday predicts clearer weather post-front.

The Mentor Fire Department will conduct its 30th annual Rescue the Needy Food Drive on December 6 and 7 at Great Lakes Mall to aid the Salvation Army Painesville Corps.

Summa Health is set to become a subsidiary of HATCo after signing a $485 million deal. The deal aims to retire Summa Health's debt and improve patient care through investments in technology and growth. The acquisition is pending regulatory approval.

Two Canton officers pleaded not guilty to reckless homicide in the death of Frank Tyson. Their bond was set at $25,000 each. Tyson's family seeks impartiality in the court case.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a shooting at a Mansfield apartment complex, police are investigating the domestic incident with no other suspects involved.

Buildings and artwork at Case Western Reserve University were vandalized, some with antisemitic content. The university condemns the acts and is investigating.

The National Weather Service forecasts a significant cold front in northeast Ohio, bringing gusty winds, a sharp temperature drop, and lake-effect rain showers, with conditions improving midweek.

Two teenagers were shot on Cleveland's East Side, one seriously injured. There have been no arrests yet, and authorities are investigating. A street minister responded with a sign against violence.

An Orrville man died, and another was severely injured in a collision between a pick-up and a semi on US-30 in Wayne County. The crash is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

License plates were mysteriously swapped in a Lakewood neighborhood. Police investigate the felony and advise residents to secure plates with locking screws.

Cleveland expects persistent rain and overcast conditions through Friday. Northern Erie County, PA, is under a Wind Advisory for gusts up to 50 mph until 10 AM EST.

OSHP seeks a semi-truck driver for a fatal hit-and-run that killed 78-year-old Dennis Alsept in Tuscarawas County.

Fairview Park enforces new holiday decoration restrictions on Seabury Avenue due to safety and crowd control, impacting traditional light displays and charity fundraising.

The City of Mentor has announced its 2025 events calendar, offering sponsorship opportunities for businesses to connect with the community at various free public events.

The Goo Goo Dolls are set to perform at Blossom Music Center on August 12, 2025, as part of their Summer Anthem Tour with special guest Dashboard Confessional.

Mentor's Be a Santa to a Senior program is back. Residents can gift essentials to local seniors. Gifts must be returned to Mentor Municipal Center by December 6.

A woman died following a single-car crash in Lorain County, Ohio, despite wearing a seatbelt. The incident is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Mentor, Ohio, prepares for the holidays with job openings, senior support, a recreation program guide, and council meetings. Residents can register for programs in early December, and there's a push to shop locally to support the community.

Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with minimal implications for passengers as operations continue despite a financial restructuring.

A fugitive was shot dead, and a SWAT officer was injured during a standoff at a Jackson Township motel. The incident led to the temporary closure of I-77.

George Ivery Jr. has been indicted in Cleveland for making terroristic threats and inducing panic, relating to incidents including brandishing a gun on Instagram and discharging a firearm in public.

The City of Mentor is soliciting bids for an HVAC upgrade at its fire department headquarters. Proposals are due by December 6, and the project must be completed by August 1, 2025.

NWS Cleveland has issued a forecast for a major weather shift in the Great Lakes Region. A low-pressure system is predicting a mix of rain, snow, and blustery conditions.

Cleveland Police are searching for Tania Reese, a 13-year-old girl missing since November 21, who was last seen with two teenagers and is considered endangered.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine inaugurates a $36 million Student Recreation and Wellness Center at Warren G. Harding High School to promote student wellness.

Cleveland braces for a multi-day lake effect snow event. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued from Friday to Monday, potentially impacting travel with heavy snowfall and low visibility.

The NWS forecasts prolonged lake-effect snow in the Great Lakes region, with heavy snowfall expected in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania. A lake-effect snow warning is in effect.

Mayor Adamson of New Franklin praised Thanksgiving as the "best holiday of the year," emphasizing its focus on gratitude and family gatherings, and shared a relevant poem by Henry Alford.

Lake effect snow causes travel disruptions and notable accumulations in northern Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania, with the potential for heavy snowfall and strong winds into the weekend.

Cleveland faces heavy lake-effect snow with new accumulations of 12-20 inches, and the National Weather Service warns of travel hazards and poor visibility.

A persistent weather system is causing significant lake-effect snow in Cleveland, leading to a Lake Effect Snow Warning by the NWS. A low-pressure system is expected to move in on Wednesday, with conditions improving by Sunday.

Mentor residents receive vital winter service updates, including tree recycling, yard waste collection, office closings, safety tips, and winter preparedness. Assistance programs and job opportunities are also highlighted.

A stolen car crashed into the Greater Cleveland Food Bank early Tuesday, but no injuries were reported. The driver fled, and the Food Bank continued operations. Police are investigating.

A partial roof collapse at Lakeside High School in Ashtabula County, Ohio, due to heavy snowfall has led to the closure of the school and discussions about alternative learning arrangements for students.

Two people were arrested by the Ohio State Highway Patrol in connection with September's street takeovers in Cleveland. They face charges including obstruction of justice and possession of criminal tools.

A 78-year-old man was arrested in Avon Lake for stabbing his wife; she survived with serious injuries. His charges include attempted murder and felonious assault.

Three hikers were rescued from a ravine at Brandywine Falls in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, with one 18-year-old male sustaining injuries and transported to a trauma center.

Three individuals are indicted in Ohio for managing suspected human trafficking operations within massage parlors, including charges of corruption and money laundering.

The City of Mentor has lifted the Snow Emergency and Parking Ban following effective snow management on main roads and collaborative efforts with Lake County and the ODOT.

Special Agent Daniel LaJack resigned from the Lake County Narcotics Agency amid allegations of illegally detaining a man in a bar, with Cleveland Officer Donald Kopchak also implicated.

Cleveland has seen its most significant number of police recruits in five years, following initiatives such as higher age limits and updated recruitment policies.

A weather report details an impending cold front in Cleveland, with potential for rain and snow, foggy conditions, and a sharp temperature drop by Wednesday. A winter storm watch is possible by Thursday.

Lake County hosts the 29th Protect & Serve Tavern event to promote sober driving during the holidays. The event offers mocktails and safety activities at Great Lakes Mall.

An 8-year-old boy in Akron died in an accidental shooting at home, prompting a police inquiry into the incident and raising questions about firearm safety.

The Cleveland Browns made roster changes, placing cornerback Greg Newsome II on injured reserve and waiving wide receiver Kadarius Toney after a loss to the Steelers.

The EasyPay program in Cuyahoga County refunded over $240,000 in interest to taxpayers who prepaid their taxes, simplifying payments and providing financial benefits.

The Mt. Hope Auction in Ohio is barred from animal dealing due to alleged AWA violations, pending license renewal and compliance with a federal consent decree.

A museum employee lost his wedding ring while packing orders. The Cleveland museum has called on customers who made purchases during early December to check their parcels for the ring.

A train derailment in Solon caused road closures but resulted in no injuries, reminiscent of a more severe incident in East Palestine in 2023. Traffic later resumed normally.

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren announced a partnership with Leopardo Energy to save $8 million through energy-efficient renovations, as part of the city's Climate Action Plan aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050.

The City of Akron is reviewing its police use-of-force policies, led by ex-Attorney General Loretta Lynch and 21 CP Solutions, amid past incidents involving law enforcement.

The Cleveland Charge played their first game at the newly renovated Public Auditorium, starting a six-year lease after a $3 million update to modernize the historic venue.

Cleveland police are searching for 12-year-old Aden Black, who went missing from East 177th Street, wearing a gray and black jacket and blue jeans. He's considered endangered.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a ridge build followed by a cold front, lake effect snow, and colder weekend temperatures in Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.

Jacob Paxton was sentenced to 4-6 years in prison for stealing over $2 million in vintage baseball cards, with accomplice Jason Bowling receiving one year of community control.

Akron police report that bullet casings from a fatal police shooting match the gun found on the teen victim, Jazmir Tucker. An investigation is ongoing while the officer involved is on leave.

Barry Manilow's "Last Show in Cleveland" will be held on June 5, 2025, at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Tickets will be available from December 20th. The show will mark the end of an era for fans.

An Akron man exchanged gunfire with an attempted thief of his Kia Sportage, with bullets hitting houses. A similar incident in Cleveland involved a 14-year-old and a stolen Kia.

Nick Chubb of the Cleveland Browns is on injured reserve due to a foot injury, which ended his season. In response, the team has acquired Brenden Bates and Jacob Kibodi.

The final implosion of the historic Avon Lake power plant occurred early Thursday, with optimal weather ensuring safety and minimal environmental impact.

An 84-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run in Northfield Center Township. Joseph Zolnowski has been charged with leaving the scene, and the case is still under investigation.

A former church set to be a community center in Lorain, Ohio, was destroyed by fire, suspected to be arson. A $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arsonist.

Akron City Hall will close on December 25 and January 1, with delayed trash/recycling services. Extra holiday trash can be placed curbside without charge, and the city offers a Christmas tree mulching program.

Cleveland gets ready to once again portray Metropolis in the new "Superman" film, starring David Corenswet and with a cast including Rachel Brosnahan and Milly Alcock. The teaser trailer has been released.

Akron Board of Education hires an external firm to investigate Superintendent Dr. Michael Robinson and other administrators over misconduct allegations.

A former Hudson doctor, Mahmud Kara, has been convicted of rape and sexual battery and awaits sentencing, with his medical license previously forfeited due to felony charges.

Charlie's Dog House Diner in Cleveland was forced to close indefinitely due to considerable damage from a hit-and-run involving a maroon pickup truck.

A 40-year-old man died in Akron after his car crashed into a parked semi-truck on I-77. Emergency crews used a crane in the rescue operation. The accident is under investigation.

Two people were shot on Christmas Eve in Akron during a dispute involving a homeowner and contractors. Both victims are expected to recover, and police are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts wet conditions and strong winds for Cleveland. Showers and mild temperatures are expected through Saturday, and potentially severe weather on Sunday will cause aviation and marine advisories.

A sinkhole in Cleveland has closed East 9th Street, with repairs underway and traffic detoured. Pedestrians can use the west side, while vehicle detours are signposted.

A man was arrested in Portage County after a chase on several warrants, including domestic violence. He faces additional charges, including failure to comply and reckless operation.

North Ridgeville's new peanut-shaped roundabout opens this Friday to improve traffic flow and safety at a problematic intersection, with city officials offering guidance for its use.

Police investigate an apparent murder-suicide in Painesville involving two residents, Celija and Dragon Vidovic, who were found dead with gunshot wounds.

The debate over the Geauga County dog warden's future continues. Despite tension between officials and the community, a unanimous vote was taken to fund shelter improvements.

The NWS in Cleveland forecasts rain turning to snow. A low-pressure system will cause a mix of weather, and a strong cold front will cause a Lake Effect Snow Warning for specific areas. Expect challenging aviation and maritime conditions.

The Cleveland Division of Police remembered Officer Shane H. Bartek, who was fatally shot during a carjacking on December 31, 2021, and honored his dedication to the force.

Fresh Mark, Inc., an Ohio meat processor, has entered a non-prosecution agreement over a hiring manager's identity theft scheme and will pay over $3.7 million in penalties.

The National Weather Service forecasts significant lake-effect snow and a prolonged cold snap in Cleveland. Winter Storm Watches and warnings have been issued for the weekend.

A Sandusky woman died in Huron County after her vehicle, which failed to stop at a red light, was struck by a semi-truck. The crash is under investigation, with no alcohol or drugs involved.

The Cleveland Browns are purchasing a 176-acre site in Brook Park for a new dome stadium and development, despite challenges from Cleveland officials and ongoing legal maneuvering around a law designed to keep the team local.

The Northern District of Ohio's U.S. Attorney's Office collected nearly $28 million from civil and criminal actions in Fiscal Year 2024, with additional asset forfeitures raising the total to over $35 million.

The NWS in Cleveland predicts an end to lake effect snow as high pressure arrives Sunday, with a brief break before new snow on Monday, mainly south of the Great Lakes. Cold temperatures and significant wave heights for mariners are expected.

Lorain County Prosecutor decides not to charge an officer in the shooting of break-in suspect Dustin Lee Terry, citing that the use of force was not excessive.

The USAO for Northern Ohio has reported significant progress in fighting elder fraud in 2024, including prosecutions and public outreach to protect seniors.

The Sandusky Police face criticism after a bodycam video of Scotty Scott's arrest went viral, and concerns of excessive force arise as the department plans to release complete footage.

Melt Bar and Grilled, a famed Cleveland eatery known for its grilled cheese, will permanently close and host a farewell sale.

The NWS in Cleveland predicts lake effect snow showers through Thursday for the Great Lakes, with up to 6 inches in NW Pennsylvania and less than 1 inch in Northern Ohio. Cold temperatures and brisk winds are also expected.

Crooked T Gaming Tavern opened in Mentor, Ohio, offering a space for games, food, and drinks for all ages. It also hosts events like trivia and has themed rooms.

Mayor Malik of Akron proposes reviewing police use-of-force policies with the help of consultants. He addresses potential costs and aims to improve trust and outcomes in law enforcement.

The Cleveland Browns will host an NFL game in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2025, part of the NFL's strategy to expand its international presence.

A fire in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn critically injured a woman and damaged two homes, with one home estimated at $165,000 in losses. The cause is under investigation. At least one cat died.

Carla Jackson was elected as the new president of Akron Public Schools Board of Education, with Bruce Alexander as vice president, among discussions of the superintendent's investigation.

The latest report indicates a minor rise in industrial vacancy rates in Mentor, Ohio, with a 1.9% rate and a broader 3.6% rate across eight counties.

A two-vehicle crash on I-71 in Cleveland resulted in the death of a 27-year-old man and a temporary closure of the highway.

Ohio's attorney general seeks dismissal of the Browns' federal lawsuit, arguing that the Modell Law is constitutional and that the dispute belongs in state court, not federal court.

Mentor, Ohio, announces a "Democracy Day" event at the Mentor Municipal Center on February 19, 2025, to discuss the influence of political contributions on local government.

A minivan fire in South Euclid spread to two homes but was quickly contained by firefighters, with no injuries reported. An investigation into the cause is underway.

Mentor's Hometown Heroes Banner Program for 2025 honors local servicemembers on light posts between Memorial Day and Veterans Day, with a $100 sponsorship fee per banner.

Aqua Ohio advises residents on winter-proofing homes to prevent frozen pipes. It suggests insulation, heating tape, and leaving a thin stream of water running in severe cold.

Four Cleveland chefs are James Beard Award semifinalists in categories such as Outstanding Restaurateur and Best Chef: Great Lakes. The finalists will be announced on April 2, and the awards will be presented on June 16.

Cleveland's weather featured a stalling cold front that became a warm front. This caused temperature fluctuations and light snow in some areas. Windy conditions and potential snow showers are expected next.

Four individuals have been indicted in the shooting death of 74-year-old Edith Moore in Cleveland Heights, with charges ranging from aggravated murder to evidence tampering.

Four fishermen were rescued from an ice floe on Lake Erie by the Coast Guard and the Catawba Island Volunteer Fire Department. No injuries were reported.

Firefighters Davis and Remick from Akron have been named "EMS Crew of the Year for 2024" by the Cleveland Clinic for their outstanding work in emergency services.

Cleveland faces a mix of rain, possible thunder, and snow, with minor flooding and river rises expected. Sunny Saturday will follow, with variable weather next week and potential storms.

The Garfield Heights Police Department is searching for missing 66-year-old Dorothy Pore, who has dementia and was last seen at the Red Carpet Inn in Ohio.

An underground utility fire near Lakeside Avenue and Ontario Street in Cleveland caused smoke and closures, but it has been contained, and no injuries have been reported.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes sunny skies today, mixed precipitation midweek, and variable conditions ahead.

Comedy magician Trent James will perform at the Mentor Community Recreation Center on April 25, featuring a blend of humor and magic. Tickets are $5, free for kids under 2.

Cleveland anticipates mixed wintry weather, with advisories for potential icy conditions Wednesday into Thursday and another wintry mix over the weekend.

A crash on I-90 West in Cleveland injured three and caused significant traffic delays. The westbound lane was closed but later reopened. The cause is under investigation.

Cuyahoga County has revealed plans for a new Central Services Campus to incorporate rehabilitation services into its correctional facility. The project aims to improve inmate outcomes and is set to begin construction this year.

The University of Akron ends funding for the 'Rethinking Race' forum in response to Trump's executive order targeting DEI initiatives, which affects campus programming and sparks diverse reactions among students and faculty.

The ODNR and its division received multiple awards at the OPRA Conference, with Director Mary Mertz inducted into the Hall of Fame and Heather Bokman earning the Jack Hanna Award.

Akron is inviting public input on new crowd management policies following a lawsuit settlement. A forum is scheduled, and consultant Spencer Fomby is aiding the process.

An elderly woman died in a house fire exacerbated by hoarding conditions in Cleveland. Firefighters' efforts were hindered by clutter, with the fire causing an estimated $210,000 in damages.

West Park Elementary in Ravenna will close due to declining enrollment, aligning with a district consolidation plan. Students will transfer to Willyard Elementary School.

The Cleveland Guardians will launch a direct-to-consumer streaming service in 2025. The service will offer blackout-free access to around 150 games and offer subscription options at $99.99 for the season or $19.99 monthly.

Two Cleveland Water Department workers were struck by a hit-and-run driver while repairing a water main. The older worker was critically injured, and the younger had minor injuries. The driver was arrested, and the vehicle was located.

Cleveland Police seek help identifying a suspect in a February 8 vehicle theft. They shared a photo on social media and urged tips to Detective Krakowski.

A 3-year-old girl left at Cuyahoga County's Child Services has been identified, and efforts to reunite her with her family are ongoing. Her identity was unknown after being dropped off with little background information.

The Akron Police Department celebrated National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, highlighting the multifaceted role of SROs in schools, which includes law enforcement, counseling, and education.

Mentor announces its February schedule, including the City Council meeting, Democracy Day, and the new Fire Chief's swearing-in. Events include the Hometown Heroes Banner Program, Safety Town registration, a job fair, and a bridal boutique event.

Cleveland State University prepares for its annual giving day on February 27, encouraging community support for campus programs through collective donations.