BLM scheduled a Sept. 15 lease sale that would offer roughly 2,840 acres in the Wayne National Forest. Conservation groups and neighbors say they’ll protest.

A man was hospitalized after a late-night stabbing on Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland. Police cordoned off the scene and opened an investigation.

Patchy wildfire smoke will hang over Cleveland Monday; showers and thunderstorms — some severe — are likely Tuesday. Plan a backup for outdoor plans and watch conditions.

Hazy skies and patchy smoke dim Cleveland Sunday. Air quality and beach warnings are in effect; thunderstorms likely Monday–Tuesday.

Lorain County Children Services is asking voters to approve a 0.45‑mill levy on Nov. 3 to shore up funding as placement costs and demand strain the agency.

Police say Flock cameras and the city’s Real Time Crime Center helped track a vehicle to the arrest of three people accused of breaking into Cleveland school properties. The stop followed an alarm at the former Collinwood High site.

A Chester Township worker has been indicted on felony counts alleging she stole fentanyl and other drugs from the surgery center where she worked.

Boardwalk Nights returns Friday at Cedar Point with acrobatics, over‑the‑top snacks and a nightly pyrotechnic finale, running through Aug. 16 (Tuesdays excluded).

Holmes County has set a quick timeline to appoint a short-term sheriff before Tim Zimmerly retires, with applicants to be screened by a judge and a GOP committee named to finish the term.

The Ohio Controlling Board approved a $4 million, one-year renewal with Case Western Reserve to operate the state's Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Center of Excellence, keeping OhioRISE-linked training and evaluation funded through June 2027.

Brunswick's push to opt out of Medina County's flow-control rule has put the county's solid-waste plan at risk and could shift about $680,000 in costs.

Cleveland City Council objected to renewing TownHall's liquor license, citing owner Bobby George's felony record. The objection now heads to the Ohio Division of Liquor Control for review.

Parma and Parma Heights approved a one‑year MetroHealth co‑responder program to send a licensed social worker on select 911 mental‑health and substance‑use calls, with county grant support.