ATTOM data shows foreclosure filings rose 14% year‑over‑year in May while monthly totals slipped, with states like Florida and metros such as Cleveland feeling the strain.

Painesville police are responding to an active emergency at the Lubrizol plant; SR‑2 westbound is closed near SR‑283 as crews work the scene. Details remain limited.

Elyria police are investigating a west-side shooting near Foster and Penfield; one person was taken to UH Elyria and investigators are searching for suspects.

A Lorain mother says her 22-year-old son suffered a skull fracture after a driver struck his e-bike and drove off. The family is urging anyone with information to contact police.

A North Olmsted woman awaiting trial in a March shooting was arrested in Brunswick after police say she cut off a court-ordered GPS monitor and was tracked to a Pearl Road business.

Breeze now flies roughly 40% of Akron‑Canton’s traffic and is adding a Portland route and another CAK‑based plane as passenger totals climb.

Cleveland Clinic will open a four‑story outpatient center at Brecksville’s Valor Acres, adding medical services to the growing mixed‑use campus. The move builds on recent retail and office deals at the site.

A 15-year-old from Bedford Heights drowned Thursday in an Aurora quarry lake; rescue divers recovered the body and the Portage County coroner is investigating.

A reported gas leak closed Carnegie Avenue between E.89 and E.91 on Thursday; crews and utility workers are on scene.

Two women went to a Solon house after discovering they were dating the same man; police say he came outside with a rifle and both he and his mother were arrested. Officers recovered firearms and are asking for tips.

Cronus, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo’s titan arum, is swelling and could bloom any day. The brief, famously foul display usually lasts 24–48 hours and draws big crowds.

MetroHealth announced on June 10 it will not seek reverification for its Level II pediatric trauma designation and plans to stabilize and transfer serious pediatric cases to UH Rainbow.

A viral video shows riders suspended vertically on Cedar Point’s Siren’s Curse after a weekend stoppage; park officials say safety systems worked and no one was hurt.