Two pediatricians were fired by University Hospitals amid claims of union busting; they contend their dismissal was due to union organizing efforts, sparking community protests.

Lorain County extends its Via LC microtransit service through July 2026, continuing to offer on-demand rides for residents, funded by a mix of grants and city contributions.

The Brook Park planning commission approved rezoning for a new Cleveland Browns stadium development which will include Ohio's first domed facility and mixed-use areas.

Cleveland firefighters battled a severe 4-alarm industrial fire on the city's East Side, dealing with heavy fire conditions and water supply issues. The cause remains under investigation.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking help to identify an individual tied to an investigation, without sharing names publicly to protect privacy rights.

Deputy Detrick in Lorain County stopped an impaired driver, preventing potential harm, with the Sheriff's Office highlighting the event and stressing the importance of sober driving.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help identifying people linked to an investigation, asking for tips via social media without disclosing names publicly.

Cleveland Fire invites locals to their free Ice Cream Social event on July 12, featuring food, fire education, child fingerprinting, adoptable dogs, vendors, and fire trucks.

Akron Police arrested three suspects, including 18-year-old Jaiden Trone and two juveniles, in the shooting death of 15-year-old Javion Fort, with cooperation from NOVFTF. All face Aggravated Murder charges.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that police do not need a warrant to access a suspect's single location data shared via an app, based on the third-party doctrine.

The Cleveland Fire Department helped with a community event to distribute essentials to Garden Valley residents, needing future donations of cookware and bedding.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham sparked a debate about WNBA expansion into Cleveland and Detroit, questioning the cities' appeal, which led to responses defending Cleveland by athletes and officials.

Ohio's Board of Professional Conduct schedules disciplinary hearings for legal professionals, including a former judge, with proceedings open to the public and documents available online, though dates may change.