The Maple Heights Police seek help to find missing 13-year-old Abigail McCully, described as 5' tall with blue eyes, last seen in a purple shirt and dark pants.

Euclid condemned 26 buildings at Parkside Gardens for violations, prompting residents, many with limited means, to urgently seek new housing. The city is providing relocation assistance. The management company's response is pending.

Mentor, Ohio's Civic Center Park, is set to undergo a series of upgrades, including new basketball and pickleball courts, a 152-space parking lot, and a 42-foot-tall waterslide. Some existing structures will be demolished.

Cleveland Police seek a black Jeep Cherokee SRT linked to a reported kidnapping, asking for public help to find the vehicle and ensure the victim's safety.

Donovan Mitchell was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Month for February. He led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 10-1 record with his performance.

Police used the Grappler Police Bumper to safely end a pursuit and arrest Nia McLin, who claimed to be a "sovereign citizen" and fled a traffic stop in suburban Cleveland.

According to the National Weather Service, a severe storm in Cleveland causes rain, winds, and potential snow, with threats of thunderstorms and hazardous conditions.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik invites public input on the city's 2025 budget through a town hall meeting and Facebook Live event to discuss spending and priorities.

Cleveland Heights partners with National Church Residences on a $22 million project to transform a former church into a 71-unit affordable senior housing development.

Cleveland Police are seeking help to find missing 16-year-old Rayshaun Johnson, last seen near Fulton Rd. and Trent Ave. The public is urged to contact authorities with information.

Rodney McMullen resigned as Kroger CEO and Chairman after an investigation into his personal conduct, with Ron Sargent stepping in as interim CEO and Chairman. The nature of McMullen's conduct has not been disclosed.

A significant storm system will hit the western Great Lakes region by Wednesday. The NWS forecasts quiet conditions in Cleveland early in the week, followed by showers on Tuesday and more substantial precipitation on Wednesday.

An Ohio woman lost her savings in a cryptocurrency scam after trusting a "wrong number" text. The fraud affected 33 people nationwide, and law enforcement is seeking to recover over $8.2 million in USDT cryptocurrency.