Emergency crews were sent to a gas station on East 185th after a report that a woman was found unresponsive. Video of the scene circulated online and the case is developing.

School advocates will rally Thursday in Painesville to protest an expanded county property‑tax break they say will slash school funding. They plan to press commissioners before the board’s meeting.

Streetsboro’s school board voted to restore clubs and middle‑school sports for 2026‑27 — but most programs will carry fees: roughly $300 per sport and $50 per club. The moves come after failed levies and a projected multi‑million shortfall.

Thieves stripped copper wiring from light poles along the Red Line Greenway, leaving parts of the two‑mile trail dark while Metroparks crews work to restore lighting.

Cleveland Clinic pledged $25 million — including $5 million for a West Side Community Resource Center — to boost the Greater Cleveland Food Bank's capacity and reach.

Willoughby's Todd Field will get a new amphitheater, with phase one starting in August and a roughly 1,500‑seat bowl planned. The $1.8M project will tie into riverfront trail work.

A 30-year-old Sandusky man died after his Lincoln MKC ran off River Road and overturned near State Route 113 in Milan Township. Troopers say the crash is under investigation.

Boom’s Pizza will open a delivery-and-carryout shop in Solon and a small-seating location in Avon this summer as the Lakewood-based brand expands across the suburbs.

A family-run café opened in Firestone Park, serving local-roasted coffee, Hartzler milk and European-style pastries.

A soaking rain moves in late Sunday night into Monday with gusty lakeshore winds and high rip-current risk for some Lake Erie beaches.

A Taras Shevchenko bust in Cleveland’s Cultural Gardens was found with apparent gunshot damage. Local Ukrainian groups have documented the marks and plan repairs while police investigate.

A stretch of West 29th in Cleveland's Hingetown has been converted into a pedestrian plaza. The city says seating, planters and a green area will arrive in the coming weeks.

Schwebel Baking Company — a 120‑year Youngstown institution — announced it will wind down operations and begin liquidation, running through the Fourth of July weekend.