Norfolk Southern will replace Elyria’s East Bridge Street railroad bridge in a multi‑million‑dollar rebuild. Construction is expected to begin in late 2026, city officials say.

Cleveland Heights' council fast-tracked an emergency resolution that limits Flock license‑plate camera data to 30 days and bans its use for civil immigration enforcement. The move aims to balance crime-fighting tools with new, written privacy safeguards.

AMF-Bruns of America is opening a 41,000-square-foot North American headquarters in Stow, relocating from Hudson and promising new local jobs and production capacity.

A former Westlake nursing assistant goes to trial Wednesday accused of lifting credit cards from residents at Rae Ann Suburban. Court testimony will test prosecutors’ case.

A former Beachwood nanny pleaded guilty to federal charges alleging she sexually exploited two toddlers and distributed images. Sentencing is set for July 22.

A Cleveland dispatcher pleaded no contest after a March 22 SWAT response in Euclid, court records show a 90-day jail term largely suspended and an internal probe underway.

City housing prosecutors filed 20 misdemeanor charges after inspectors found persistent mold at the Cuyahoga County Diversion Center, nurses say they became ill.

Showers likely Monday with a high near 49°F, rain may flip to light snow in the snowbelt overnight. Small Craft Advisory for parts of Lake Erie.

A child may have been shot Saturday in the parking lot of the McDonalds at E. 152nd and St. Clair on Clevelands East Side; police and EMS are on scene and the investigation is ongoing.

A judge has ordered a law firm to hand over Notre Dame College endowment records as state investigators and receivers press a probe into whether donor‑restricted funds were misused. The order could change how the shuttered South Euclid campus and its funds are resolved.

An Oak Harbor mother was arrested after an alleged drunken head-on crash with her young son aboard. She faces OVI and child-endangerment charges and was released on her own recognizance.

Cleveland’s storefront renovation rebate program has been paused since July 2024, stalling façade and signage projects and leaving $500,000 set aside unused while officials revamp the incentive.

A federal judge dismissed a trust challenge from Eric Carmen’s children, upholding an earlier settlement and leaving his widow in control of the singer’s catalog.