ATF and the U.S. Marshals raised the reward to $25,000 for tips in the 2011 Canton slaying of Dale A. Settle Jr., renewing efforts to find those responsible.

Charles Clark, 19, died after being taken to South Pointe Hospital; the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner has flagged the death as a suspected homicide.

Gov. DeWine appointed Sen. Nathan Manning to the Ninth District Court of Appeals, reopening House District 52 in Lorain County and prompting a GOP scramble while Democrats smell a pickup.

Heat Advisory noon–8 p.m. in Cleveland; highs near 91°F and dangerous humidity. Shift outdoor plans and check on neighbors.

After 74 years, Fairlawn’s Skyway Drive-In has closed as the family retires; the lot at 2781 W. Market St. is slated for a Dutch Bros drive‑thru.

A midweek heat surge arrives Tuesday with highs near 91°F and heat indices in the mid‑90s. Cuyahoga County lists cooling centers for relief.

A Ravenna man faces aggravated menacing and child‑endangerment charges after allegedly grabbing a baby and threatening drivers during a crowded July 4 traffic jam on Hilliard Boulevard.

The Ohio Supreme Court refused to reduce the sentence of Anthony Polizzi Jr., leaving a nearly 30-year prison term in place after years of appeals.

Council President Nick Hanek will move into the city manager’s office, replacing long‑time administrator Carl DeForest. Hanek plans to resign his council seat in April and begin the new role in May.

A Giant Eagle‑owned supermarket property at 290 E. Aurora Rd in Northfield sold for more than $10 million, according to Crain's Cleveland. Property details and local context.

Cleveland police released images as they seek tips after a 23‑year‑old Lakewood woman was thrown from an ATV during a May 17 street takeover. Detectives want help identifying riders seen in released photos.

Denver-born Birdcall is courting Northeast Ohio franchisees and aims to open in Cleveland within about 12 months. Company materials map a multi-city Ohio plan while asking for franchise partners.

Citadel founder Ken Griffin told a Sun Valley audience he’d prefer Marco Rubio over Vice President J.D. Vance — a rare public tilt from one of the GOP’s biggest donors.