The Stow‑Munroe Falls school board is weighing a November property‑tax levy to avert multi‑year shortfalls, but residents warn of "tax fatigue."

One person is in custody after early-morning gunfire in Mayfield Heights; police say there were no injuries and the probe is ongoing.

Family-run Melted Wings Winery opens a tasting room in Old Brooklyn with Greek-rooted winemaking, limited Thursday–Saturday hours and a cellar-style vibe. Small batches and a wine slushy are on the menu.

Dispatch audio circulating online says a woman suffered about a dozen stab wounds and a suspect was detained while hospital police held witnesses. Investigators are processing a vehicle as detectives seek answers.

Dispatch audio and a Facebook reel indicate a dog was shot and killed near Fulton Road and Denison Avenue during an alleged attempted robbery as police investigate.

A Cleveland man was shot in the back early Saturday on East 185th Street and taken to a hospital in critical condition, community posts say.

A man was shot near East 78th and St. Clair early Saturday and was taken to University Hospitals for surgery, a local social‑media reel says.

Rounds of showers and thunderstorms will douse Cleveland through Sunday with gusty southeast winds and inch-plus rainfall in spots. Memorial Day should be drier and warmer.

Police arrested a 35-year-old after investigators tied a disabled I‑90 vehicle to multiple break‑ins at the Oxford Court apartments on May 19.

Steady rain, gusty winds and rip-current warnings will affect Cleveland through Memorial Day weekend. Expect localized flooding and unsafe lake conditions.

Prosecutors say a 40-year-old Aurora man groomed young girls online and solicited explicit photos, according to local reporting and state law.

Scammers are calling families after Cuyahoga County jail bookings, posing as deputies and demanding fees for ankle‑monitor releases. Officials say verify custody via official numbers and report suspicious calls.

Cleveland’s food pantries are largely run by volunteers in their 70s — and leaders warn the system is stretched thin as SNAP losses and inflation push more people through the doors.