Troopers from the Wooster Post are responding to a "situation" in Rittman; officials asked people to avoid the area near Rittman High School.

Demolition crews have begun taking down FirstEnergy's 107‑year‑old Brooklyn Service Center on Ridge Road; city permits value the teardown at about $6 million.

Ohio's melanoma incidence is above the national average, and dermatologists say Gen Z's tanning plus online sunscreen myths are a dangerous mix.

Legacy 34, a new Cleveland Street restaurant and social club in Elyria, is moving toward opening after recent city approvals and a mayoral site visit. Owners say progress is underway but no date is set.

Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Friday, July 3. Highs near 96°F with heat indexes up to 107°F and late‑day storms possible.

The family of slain Cleveland officer Jamieson Ritter sued the city, accusing department leaders of understaffing, obstructing investigators and violating notification rules.

Two construction workers were burned after a pocket of methane ignited at the Browns' Brook Park construction site. Both were treated and released; OSHA has opened an investigation.

Cleveland faces dangerous heat through Friday with highs near 98°F and heat-index values up to 108°F. Cooling centers have extended hours for residents.

Management at Intro has replaced Jaja's executive chef as the building's operators partner with Minneapolis’ DDP Restaurant Group to add two new dining concepts.

Dangerous heat through Thursday with highs in the mid‑90s and little overnight relief. Cooling centers are open across the city.

Two Lorain County residents each claimed a $55,000 Rolling Cash 5 prize in last Saturday’s draw. After mandatory withholdings, each winner’s immediate take‑home is about $40,287.50.

A man suffered non‑life‑threatening injuries after shots rang out in the McDonald’s parking lot on Northfield Road. Detectives identified a vehicle and briefly detained a person as the probe continues.

Facing a $218M payroll and limited cap space, the Cavs must pick between protecting their core, adding depth and navigating persistent LeBron rumors. The coming negotiation week will show whether Cleveland can upgrade without breaking the books.