Breezy start with highs near 72°F; spotty afternoon showers and isolated thunderstorms possible. Rain becomes more widespread Friday and a warming trend returns Sunday.

A KFF poll finds one‑third of U.S. adults used AI chatbots for health information, often because care is costly or hard to access.

An Uber driver was shot during an apparent carjacking on Cleveland's East Side, police say the 41-year-old was hospitalized and his car was briefly taken. The case remains under investigation.

A former Hoban teacher pleaded guilty to multiple counts of sexual battery and faces sentencing in mid‑May. The case has also spurred a civil lawsuit over school oversight.

A Northeast Ohio cruelty case produced misdemeanor convictions under Goddard's Law, drawing criticism and raising questions about how Ohio prosecutes animal abuse. Advocates say proof and charging choices matter.

Two levies for the Lorain Public Library System are on the May 5 primary ballot: a 10‑year system renewal and a five‑year Domonkos Branch measure. The measures would fund staff, repairs, public computers, and programs.

Skyline has named Dallas-based Coury Hospitality the new manager of Hotel Cleveland. The move hands operations of the 491-room, recently renovated landmark to a firm known for dining-driven hotels.

America250 spotlights Lorain County’s auto-making past and a $1.5 billion Ford upgrade that will bring electric commercial-vehicle production to Avon Lake.

Neighbors are urging a pause to NEORSD's Doan Brook restoration at Horseshoe Park, citing tree loss, historic concerns and outstanding legal questions as recent federal permitting moves forward.

A 77-year-old Cleveland man died after his motorcycle struck a guardrail on State Route 8 in Stow on April 4. Authorities say the crash is under investigation.

Good Night John Boy is relocating within the Flats and will reopen May 1 at a new riverfront spot, its old Front Avenue unit will become Pour Lolas, a shots bar. The change reshapes nightlife heading into summer.

Warm afternoon gives way to storms tonight — damaging wind and heavy rain possible across Cleveland. Plan for a gusty evening commute.

After heavy rains, parts of Columbia Township saw yards and basements flood up to five feet. Residents blame stalled plans, easement fights and jurisdictional confusion.