Paradise Indian Cuisine opens April 2 at 1116 Chester Ave, bringing Hyderabadi biryanis, street-food chaats, mocktails and late-night takeout to downtown Cleveland.

NWS crews are heading to Apple Creek to inspect storm damage after Tuesday night's severe storms. Officials will determine whether a tornado touched down amid downed trees and outages.

After reviewing video and radio recordings, a city committee found no evidence that Cleveland Heights officers cooperated with federal immigration agents. Activists who turned over recordings say they will keep pushing for policy changes.

Rocket Arena hosts a two-hour Open House & Garage Sale this Thursday, with limited concourse access and discounted Cavaliers and Monsters merchandise.

A downtown Cleveland bakery will donate a tres leches cake to a Northeast Ohio shelter for every cake sold this Easter.

HUD has lifted long‑standing special grant conditions on Lorain’s HOME program, restoring the city’s ability to commit and spend HOME funds from 2017–2025.

Portage County detectives recovered a missing 14-year-old after an online-exploitation probe. A 21-year-old suspect was identified and investigators seized devices for forensic review.

A federal grand jury has indicted John Windom, accusing him of hiding gifts and filing false disclosures tied to the VA’s multibillion‑dollar EHR overhaul. The filing adds a criminal dimension to long‑running oversight of the program.

Renderings show a hotel, about 75 apartments, retail and a 10,000‑sq‑ft glass restaurant atop Akron's Quaker Square silos.

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging bought Moen's former North Olmsted headquarters for $6.6M and will relocate its downtown offices to the suburban campus.

A 33-year-old Elyria man is due to be sentenced after admitting to a Jan. 9 hoax 'swatting' call that drew multiple agencies to a PNC Bank ATM.

A Children’s Defense Fund‑Ohio report finds firearms are now the leading cause of death for Ohio children and teens, exposing racial gaps and urging prevention policies.

Sushi 86 quietly closed its Harbor Verandas storefront at North Coast Harbor, owners say they'll focus on catering and event work while reassessing a downtown presence.