Cavaliers' forward Max Strus will be out for an additional month due to a slow recovery from left foot surgery, missing all of this season's games so far.

Charles Joseph Nunnenman III was identified as the victim of a 1982 fatal car crash in Boardman, Ohio, solving a 40-year-old cold case with the help of the DNA Doe Project and the Porchlight Project.

Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is set to make a significant announcement, potentially about his lieutenant governor pick, at a Cleveland event.

Doug Miller pleaded guilty in a Ponzi scheme case involving Northwest Capital, which defrauded investors of $72 million. His sentencing awaits his cooperation in ongoing prosecutions.

Cleveland police are investigating the shooting death of 22-year-old Jason Christopher Bond, who died after attempting to walk to a hospital following the incident.

The Cleveland City Council swore in 15 members, the smallest group since the 1800s, due to population decline and new ward boundaries. Three new members joined, including a progressive attorney, Tanmay Shah.

The Cleveland Division of Police is recruiting new officers through a Hiring Event on January 9-11, inviting individuals to start careers in law enforcement.

An elderly couple and their dog died in a house fire in Green; an investigation is ongoing. Four cats survived, two adults were not present. Multiple fire departments responded; the Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

Cleveland police arrested Ronald Loftis, suspected of an aggravated robbery and carjacking where a woman was shot in the face and her child was thrown in the snow.

Cleveland Heights promotes green disposal methods for holiday lights and Christmas trees, offering drop-off spots for recycling and advising on how to prepare trees for curbside pickup.

Elyria Police warn about winter driving after a vehicle was cited for getting too close to a Traffic Unit car, as shared on a Facebook post and in a video.

Cleveland opens warming centers due to cold weather, offers after-hours shelter through 211, and highlights normal rec center hours for additional refuge.

Barberton, Ohio, is celebrating its 135th anniversary alongside the U.S. 250th anniversary with a year-long event, as a giant American flag is displayed on a local crane.