Justices cited Nerf-gun fights, a hidden firearm, and a stepson-detective conflict that overturned a felony conviction.

A review of 19 subsidized Cleveland projects found $43.6 million in promised contracts, but proof of what got delivered is spotty.

Christian Jones allegedly pressed a gun to a woman's ribs at a Glenville gas station before an AirTag hidden in her Kia led police right to him.

Noling has spent 30 years on death row for a 1990 double murder he denies committing. A parole board recommendation is due within six business days.

Davion Starks vanished from Cleveland weeks ago. Federal marshals and Amanda Berry are now pushing for tips.

Haslam Sports Group struck a three-year deal to keep the Auto Show and Boat Show near Brook Park until the new Browns dome opens.

Leon Terrell Jr., shot by a trooper near CWRU last year, pleaded guilty to nine felony counts including a machinegun conversion device charge.

Sandy Hahn went from bedbound for two years to freestanding boxing at Rock Steady Boxing Cleveland in Lakewood.

Big festivals would need council votes and MOUs, while yoga classes and small gatherings skip the red tape.

The Akron Art Museum reopens its landmark post office building September 23 with new galleries, a digital art space and free family admission all opening weekend.

The Home2 Suites project near Midway Mall was set to open this winter with 153 rooms and dozens of jobs before fire tore through its frame.

An 18-year-old and a 17-year-old died after gunfire erupted inside and outside a Washington Avenue rental during a gathering.

The Cuyahoga County executive is campaigning hard for Courtney Scheff, hoping to erase the council's lone Republican vote.