A 71-year-old Trinity Transportation driver in Toledo pulled a bus full of students over and was later found intoxicated, police say an investigation is underway.

Mifflin Elementary will close at the end of the school year after the Madison school board voted to shutter the 441 Reed Road building amid declining enrollment and budget shortfalls.

U.S. Marshals arrested 36‑year‑old Dawn Burge in Elyria on a New Jersey aggravated‑assault warrant tied to a June 29, 2025 Edison stabbing. She’s being held in Lorain County pending extradition.

A $30 Monopoly 200X scratch-off sold in Clyde paid the game's $5 million top prize, the winning trust chose the lump-sum cash option and will receive about $1.83M after taxes.

Amazon pairs GLP‑1 drugs with One Medical primary care, same‑day delivery and on‑demand renewals — a push that speeds access but may shift business from local pharmacies.

The Rock Hall’s 2026 schedule pairs Spoon and Earl Sweatshirt with free Live & Local nights and fan days on the PNC Stage. A mix of national headliners and local showcases runs late June through August.

Saunagoose, a Scandinavian-style outdoor sauna and cold-plunge park, is planned for Cleveland’s Scranton Peninsula with hot tubs, guided saunagus sessions and a riverside cafe.

At a Perry roundtable, lawmakers said they might limit local vetoes over nuclear and data‑center projects as electricity demand surges. The convening put residents and industry face‑to‑face.

A new roastery‑café opened Monday on Lake Road in Avon Lake, promising on‑site roasted beans, matcha, boba and farm‑to‑table breakfast items.

City officials joined the new owner, Rob Fassenfeld, at a downtown McDonald's grand re-opening that the city shared in photos. The event signals another small vote of confidence for the central business district.

Crooked River Wine and Cleveland Jam are converting a 2,700 sq ft Brunswick building into a tasting room, bistro and production facility with jams and events.

A derelict former Carter Lumber building at 610 Miller St. has been declared a public‑health emergency. City council authorized up to $235,000 for remediation as neighbors press for demolition.

Cleveland Clinic unveiled concepts for two Main Campus parking garages that would add roughly 4,000 spaces and prompt neighborhood and transit concerns.