A midday shooting at a Cleveland barbershop on Superior Avenue left one person hurt; police and EMS responded and officers are searching for a suspect.

GCRTA will run orange #67R and #68R shuttle buses instead of Blue and Green Line trains from June 21 to Aug. 15 while it upgrades rail and station platforms.

A 16-year-old was shot Thursday morning on Cleveland’s East Side near E. 108th Street. Police have opened an investigation and no arrests were reported.

Sofia Syed’s Toasted will open on Madison Ave with avocado toast, breakfast sandwiches and fresh juices. The health-focused café aims to offer quick, wholesome breakfasts and lunches.

Walden Market has opened in Aurora, offering chef-prepared meals, butcher cuts and Ohio-made pantry goods led by Chef Austin Radosta. The shop is open to the public Tue–Sat.

Double D’s Honky Tonk & Smokehouse opens May 23 at 3941 Erie St, pairing smoked meats downstairs with line‑dancing and live music upstairs.

A $999,760 state brownfield grant will fund soil management and a sanitary lift station at Lorain’s former pellet terminal, advancing waterfront redevelopment as the Hot Waters ramp reopens.

A Stow man who sold counterfeit, falsely labeled body armor to police now faces roughly $43.6M in civil and criminal penalties after federal and state rulings. Judges and prosecutors say forged NIJ labels put officers at risk.

A Cleveland man pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and related charges in the December shooting that killed Benjamin McComas at the Puritas RTA station. Sentencing is set for May 28, 2026.

Cleveland’s zoning board approved variances for a karaoke café at 5011 Clark Ave, owners plan Saturday karaoke nights and Friday performance programming.

Lorain County Administrator Jeff Armbruster died Friday after a recent brain-cancer diagnosis. Colleagues remembered him as a friend and longtime public servant.

Baldwin Wallace will phase out roughly 35 programs and remove about 10 faculty positions as leaders move to shore up the university’s finances.

Live camera feeds helped Cleveland police identify a man accused of pointing a gun at multiple drivers, leading to an arrest and weapons charges.