Case Western Reserve landed a $125 million commitment from the Mandel Foundation to fund a new humanities building, scholarships and a presidential chair.

A longtime Cleveland official has been on paid administrative leave since Feb. 28, 2025, while collecting roughly $105,000 the city’s personnel file offers few public explanations.

A Medina Township man was trapped chest‑deep in corn inside a grain bin and freed by firefighters using a grain rescue sleeve and medevac crews. He was released the same day.

Sheriff's deputies executed search warrants at the Lorain County Administration Building and the county 911 center on Thursday, officials say, and emergency dispatch was not disrupted.

Minneapolis import LeBurger 4304 opened in the INTRO complex and is winning fans with a foie‑topped La Royale, thrice‑cooked fries and $6 drafts. The menu leans French while staying proudly burger‑centric.

Sherwin-Williams beat Q1 expectations with $2.35 adjusted EPS and $5.67B in revenue, reaffirming its 2026 outlook as pricing and acquisitions boost margins. The Cleveland-based company flagged soft end-market demand even as it returned sizable cash to shareholders.

Developers propose a 132‑room, dual‑branded Home2 Suites and Hampton Inn at Strongsville’s SouthPark Mall, a lot split cleared and a May 14 planning review is expected.

A new Horrible Hundred report and local TV coverage have focused scrutiny on Ohio breeders, prompting renewed calls for stronger oversight.

A Warren couple face criminal trial after their 11‑year‑old son died in an Independence hotel; the medical examiner ruled the death caregiver neglect.

Independence voters will decide May 5 whether to consolidate two aging schools into a new PreK–8 campus funded by a bond and a 1% income tax.

An appellate brief filed in late April argues key trial errors in the North Olmsted Giant Eagle case, saying jurors were misled about the insanity defense.

Sunny Monday with highs near 76°F, gusty showers and isolated thunderstorms possible late Monday night with gusts to 38 mph.

Months after a West Side hit‑and‑run killed 27‑year‑old Anthony Workman, his family in Parma renewed a public plea and say surveillance footage may hold answers. They’re urging anyone with tips or video to contact police.