A 14-year-old boy named Rayshawn Watkins was shot in downtown Cleveland and later died, no suspects have been arrested, and residents are concerned about building security.

Cleveland Heights City Council unanimously approved their 2025 budget, setting a $105 million expenditure target with significant investments in infrastructure, community development, and various city departments.

Cleveland Police seek help in locating endangered missing teen Mylianna Rodriguez, last seen on West 30th Street. She's 5'6" and was wearing brown shorts and a green shirt. Call 216-621-1234 with info.

An unidentified man's body was found behind a home in East Cleveland, sparking a suspicious death investigation with no ID or cause of death known yet.

Malley's chocolate products will be sold at Heinen's Grocery Stores throughout Northeast Ohio, marking the first time they are available outside Malley's shops.

The Cleveland Browns are hosting a free exclusive concert for season ticket holders featuring the band Journey on April 24, coinciding with the NFL Draft event.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland predicts mixed weather in the coming week. Dry conditions will be followed by wind and rain, but no significant snow.

Health authorities in Ashtabula County alert the community about a rise in strep throat and scarlet fever cases, advising on symptoms, prevention, and treatment.

Cleveland Police seek help to find Jeffrey Merrix, reported missing and endangered, last seen on the 3100 block of West 70th Street on March 12, 2024.

Mentor's Blackbrook Golf Course begins the next upgrade phase, focusing on irrigation improvements. Bids are invited until March 28, with immediate public bid opening.

Solon City Schools is hosting an event for potential bus drivers to test-drive school buses, addressing a driver shortage and offering benefits, including a starting wage of $19.77 per hour.

Lorain calls for public input on the CAPER, detailing the use of federal development funds. A review period and a public meeting are scheduled for community engagement.

Marcelo Fadul Neves, former owner of Crop Bistro, was indicted on charges of allegedly misusing $800,000 in pandemic relief funds. He faces charges including theft and fraud.