A joint Ohio and Cleveland police detail led to two arrests and the seizure of drugs, guns and cash after suspects tried to flee. Authorities posted details on X.

Two students were removed after a 9mm handgun and other weapons were found at Strongsville High, the district is testing sensors and forming a community advisory team.

A new GOP bill, H.B. 693, would reinterpret conversion therapy rules, limit pronoun and foster policies and let the state pull funding from noncompliant governments.

A 56-year-old Lyft driver was killed after his car crashed into a guardrail in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood. Police say investigators are working with Lyft and no arrests have been reported.

MLB told the Cleveland Guardians that Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz cannot report to spring training as federal indictments and a league review continue. The decision leaves camp opening without two frontline pitchers.

Barberton invites residents to a Change for Change event on February 27 to aid the Victim Assistance Program of Summit County, providing crisis intervention and court advocacy.

Todd Monken has been introduced as the Cleveland Browns' new head coach, and he discussed his vision for team success and his personal coaching dreams at a press conference.

An Ohio couple was sentenced for an arson scheme to collect insurance, with the husband receiving 53 months in prison and the wife five years of probation.

Greater Cleveland celebrates Black History Month with events such as a screening of "Hidden Figures" at Lakewood Public Library and free art tours at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

The article discusses the ongoing cold weather in Cleveland, including sub-20-degree temperatures, wind chills, and potential snowfall, along with travel impacts and forecasts for the coming days.

Patrick and Edward James were arrested for wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy related to First Brands Group's collapse. They allegedly misled lenders, leading to bankruptcy.

A mother in Ohio was charged after her two children, one autistic, were found outside in frigid weather. They were safely recovered, and no injuries were reported.

Cleveland and Shaker Heights hire legal counsel for a review of NEORSD's decision on Lower Lake dam, seeking an independent assessment and ensuring transparency and public involvement in the process.