Ottawa says the cuts break a jobs pledge from the 2024 Stelco deal; Cleveland-Cliffs says it's in full compliance.

A draft framework envisions two dozen new blocks of housing, hotels and offices where Huntington Bank Field now stands.

The Cleveland teen hasn't been seen in 10 days.

A new online platform would show residents how often Brooklyn police tap its license plate cameras — and why.

A customer says a Marco’s Pizza driver pulled what looked like a gun over a parking spot — it turned out to be a lighter.

The 1-million-square-foot former GE lighting campus sits mostly vacant, but Mayor Sandra Morgan says East Cleveland is open for business.

The Tremont counter-service spinoff is closing after owners decided not to renew its lease. Il Rione in Gordon Square stays put.

Brian Lumbus Jr. allegedly ran a 200-pound, three-continent drug pipeline from his Ohio prison cell.

Birdietown's owners and Edacious chef Andrew Gorski are filling a 48-chicken rotisserie case at a new Madison Avenue spot.

Commissioners found a rate-setting error and voted unanimously to raise inmate care costs, with Sheriff Jack Hall projecting up to $425,000 in new revenue.

One elevator has sat broken over a year at Euclid's Gateway Pointe. Blind resident Catherine Haywood calls the building dangerous.

Public Square turns into a holiday wonderland on Small Business Saturday, with s'mores, a brass band and photos with Santa.

The Bagley Road location decked out in bulldog colors and donated 10% of its opening-day haul to Olmsted Falls schools.