IndyCar racing may return to Cleveland by 2028, with discussions ongoing about staging a street course race downtown, possibly attracting more viewers and significant economic impact.

North Ridgeville is undertaking the 2025 Traffic Paint Striping Project overnight to minimize disruption, refreshing road markings including school symbols, railroad markings, and lines.

Cleveland's forecast promises pleasant autumn weather with a high pressure system leading to cooler temperatures, with highs in the 70s and lows potentially in the 30s. Warmer weather will return by the weekend.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking public help in identifying a person of interest. The case number is 25-55645, and tips can be given confidentially by contacting Officer Shanklin or the tip line.

Cleveland honored Guardians' José Ramírez with a street named after him, a unique tribute for an active athlete recognizing his impact on the team and community.

The Elyria community and police successfully located a missing 12-year-old autistic boy, Billy Utsinger, using social media to unite and coordinate search efforts.

Cleveland launched a new Food Scrap Composting Drop-Off site, in partnership with Rust Belt Riders, offering $12 monthly memberships with 250 free spots for SNAP recipients.

Elyria man Michael Neville faces federal charges for the alleged receipt, distribution, and possession of child sexual abuse materials, with a potential 20-year sentence per count.

A power outage at Kent State University led to the cancellation of classes, with 1,200 customers affected. The campus closed, with updates provided via official channels.

Two Cleveland men, Ray Agosto and Dakota Greene, received long prison sentences for a series of violent events in 2024, including multiple shootings and confrontations.

A couple died in a Cleveland house fire exacerbated by hoarding conditions, smoke alarms were absent, the cause is being investigated. Firefighters emphasize fire safety and plan to distribute free smoke alarms.

Cleveland Heights observes World Car Free Day on September 22, celebrating sustainable transportation and encouraging residents to use alternative modes of transit.

Streetsboro schools closed Monday due to a nearby police incident, with authorities hinting at a potential weapon-related threat. Safety measures are in place as details emerge.