A man in his mid-40s was shot Tuesday night in Cleveland's Cudell neighborhood and taken to MetroHealth. Police say the case remains under investigation.

Mentor council will consider awarding a $12.6M contract to build Fire Station No. 3 at Johnnycake Ridge Road and Plaza Boulevard, with staff proposing fund moves to pay for construction.

A West Side duplex fire displaced eight adults and three children as firefighters reported ammunition "popping" inside the burning home. City crews and the Red Cross responded.

A Lorain County deputy rounded up a stray cow on Webster Road in LaGrange Township; the sheriff’s office is asking owners to call to reclaim the animal.

Pride in the CLE returns Saturday, June 6 with a march from Public Square and a free festival on Malls B and C. Organizers and health officials are urging safe, accessible participation.

A 45-year-old man taken from a Cleveland Heights home later died at University Hospitals; the hospital has reported the death as a suspected homicide.

Federal marshals are searching for Robert Wade, accused in a Euclid child rape investigation. A reward is available and authorities ask anyone with information to call the tip line.

A fight on Cleveland’s West Side turned deadly Sunday when gunfire on West 48th left a 23‑year‑old man dead and two teens injured. Homicide detectives are investigating.

A Saturday morning fire heavily damaged Roush's Market on Thornton Street in Akron, threatening the neighborhood's longtime one-stop grocery. Officials say no injuries were reported while investigators probe the cause.

State agencies recommended removing the last beneficial‑use impairment from Lorain’s Black River, a major step toward formally delisting the waterway after decades of cleanup. Public comment runs through June 18.

Great Lakes Growers won county approval to clear financing for a roughly $5M greenhouse expansion in Burton that officials say will add acreage under glass and jobs. The build will boost year‑round local production for regional grocers.

Cleveland Clinic committed $2.5M to Second Harvest to expand hospital pantries, boost year‑round produce and reach vulnerable neighbors across North Central Ohio.

Twinsburg approved emergency e‑bike ordinances that require registration, give police impound power and mandate helmets for riders under 18.