NWS Cleveland forecasts beautiful weather and sunshine in the Bay Area until Sunday, with a system bringing rain and warmer temperatures later in the week.

Cleveland City Hall announces "Summer Soundtrack 2025," hinting at a slew of summer activities and learning opportunities for residents. Details will follow.

Cleveland invites public feedback on its housing programs, including assistance for seniors, home repairs, and lead hazard control, with details available online for review and comment.

The Cuyahoga County Office of Small Business celebrates one year of helping over 800 small businesses with loans, technical assistance, and resources.

Gary Wolfelt, 72, died when his single-engine plane crashed in Ashland County. His kit aircraft went down in bad weather. The cause is under investigation.

The Cleveland Department of Public Health promotes mental health screenings, offering mobile clinics and online tools to help detect and treat mental health and substance use challenges.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department used Cinco de Mayo to remind the community about their civic duty, combining a festive greeting with an alert about the county's most wanted fugitives.

Missing 15-year-old Brytan Clark from Jackson Township was found safe and returned home. His brief disappearance remains unspecified, but community efforts were pivotal in the successful outcome.

The NWS Cleveland forecast predicts low pressure and possible flooding in the region until Tuesday, with variable weather and drier conditions expected towards the weekend.

A severe thunderstorm swept across northern Ohio, leading the National Weather Service to issue warnings due to high wind gusts potentially damaging trees and power lines.

The Akron Fire Fighters Association is rallying support on social media for Uniontown Police's Lt. Nathan Weidman, who suffered a stroke, by promoting a GoFundMe for his medical expenses.

The Akron Police Department is asking for help to identify suspects installing credit card skimmers at Save-a-Lot stores and provided various ways for the public to submit anonymous tips.

A Pennsylvania man, Marquise A. Billy, received a two-year prison sentence for his involvement in a bank fraud conspiracy in Northern Ohio, with restitution of $107,800 ordered.