A Cuyahoga County corrections officer pleaded not guilty to federal drug charges despite body‑camera recordings that prosecutors say show she took money to smuggle meth, Suboxone and synthetic marijuana into the jail.

A neon-clad arcade and boba counter has opened in AsiaTown at 3133 Payne Ave., pairing claw machines with bubble tea and rotating imported snacks.

Summit Artspace will reopen in early March after a roughly $1M renovation that adds accessible restrooms, new lighting, upgraded HVAC and a reopened marble staircase. The county and local foundations funded the work.

Fitch raised Cleveland Hopkins’ bond rating to A from A‑, trimming borrowing costs as the airport moves construction forward on a $1.6B terminal modernization. Early parking and landside work are already under way.

Cloudy and around 19°F; light snow and gusty southwest winds move in after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Most of Cleveland should see under an inch; NW Pennsylvania may get more.

A man was found shot on Monday on Linwood Avenue in Cleveland's Hough neighborhood and taken to a hospital. Police are investigating and searching for a gray vehicle.

Cinnaholic opens Feb. 27 at Cedar Center North in South Euclid with made-from-scratch, plant-based cinnamon rolls and a build-your-own counter of frostings and toppings.

Douglas Stephens, Toledo's utilities director, is set to lead the Northwestern Water and Sewer District beginning March 16, succeeding Jerry Greiner after decades at the helm.

A Plain Township man pleaded not guilty after prosecutors say he tried to shoot a Canton police officer inside a Walmart in December. The handgun didn’t fire and he remains jailed.

Dean and Bethany Martin will open Deano’s Trattoria in the former Italian Village on Pearl Road, promising house‑made pastas, steaks, private dining and live music.

A 56-year-old motorcyclist died after his bike crossed left of center and struck a sedan on State Route 83 in Harrisville Township. Investigators are probing the cause.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office warns about scam calls from fraudsters impersonating law enforcement, pressuring residents about missed jury duty and unpaid fines to extort money.

An investigation found Cleveland’s clerk of courts shifted tiny payment amounts between parking tickets for years, sometimes keeping registration holds in place and costing drivers money.