A Richmond Heights woman who called police about an alleged threat was arrested after officers say she failed field sobriety tests with her toddler in the car.

Highland Square business owners are backing a Special Improvement District and trained patrols to curb late-night gatherings and violence after an October 2025 killing.

Ohio’s high court ruled that a lifeguard’s choice of seat did not create the legal “physical defect” needed to sue Cleveland over a 2019 pool drowning. The decision reverses an appeals court and ends this round of litigation.

A ribbon cutting in Chardon marked the finish of a $20M, 32,000‑sq‑ft courthouse addition that adds larger courtrooms, holding cells, security upgrades and heated sidewalks.

A $5 million award from FirstEnergy penalties will seed a new prosecutor training program at Cleveland State, creating roughly $7.2 million for a prosecution clinic and hands‑on training. The program launches in fall 2026 and will train about a dozen students a year.

Multiple Cleveland-area school districts experienced a widespread internet outage Tuesday, knocking out email and phone systems while technicians investigate.

A 59-year-old man was found shot inside a vehicle on Cleveland’s East Side, police say a suspect may be barricaded nearby as homicide detectives investigate.

A head-on collision on Stonecreek Road in York Township killed a 24-year-old and injured three, including a 2-year-old, as troopers continue their investigation.

Spotty lake‑effect snow this morning will taper by midmorning; highs only near 37°F today before a rapid warm‑up midweek.

Health‑care hiring added workers across Northeast Ohio, but manufacturing and goods‑sector declines left the region with mixed job totals and ongoing strain.

Cloudy, cool Sunday in Cleveland with gusty west winds and Small Craft Advisories for Lake Erie. A brief rain‑to‑snow chance arrives Monday night in the snow belt.

Alexandria Nichols previews early‑June pool openings, metal detectors and contracted security at rec centers, plus phased repairs tied to the city’s parks plan.

A federal judge ordered the release of Phillip Durachinsky after more than nine years in pretrial detention. He'll live with his parents and is barred from internet access while awaiting trial.