The DHS shutdown over immigration policy disputes is affecting the TSA workforce, with agents working unpaid and causing delays at airports like Miami and Chicago O'Hare.

A warm front brings rain and gusty winds midweek in Cleveland, then a colder, possibly snowy weekend. Keep an eye on river ice and local alerts.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored Presidents' Day and drew parallels between presidential service and law enforcement duties in a Facebook post.

Dense fog is reducing visibility across Cleveland this Monday morning, with an advisory until 11 a.m. Warmer, wetter weather arrives midweek.

The Cleveland Fire Department warned of fire risks from mishandled lithium-ion batteries and is now using F-500 to combat such fires, emphasizing safe use and disposal practices.

Mostly clear and mild Sunday with highs in the mid-40s. Rain is likely Wednesday and melting snow could raise river and lake-ice hazards.

The Cleveland Guardians will open a year-round, 20,000+ sq ft training center at Tri-C's Parma campus this spring, pairing high-tech coaching with classroom-to-career programs.

Olmsted Township seeks public input on the Phase I of the Greenway Trail Project, aiming for improved pedestrian access and minimal environmental impact, with construction potentially starting in 2027.

Investigations show attorneys and administrators collected millions from the $600M Norfolk Southern deal while many East Palestine residents still haven’t been paid.

An Ohio State study finds bottled water contains roughly three times as many nanoplastic particles as treated tap water. Researchers say switching to tap or filtered water reduces exposure.

A 37‑year‑old was arrested after police say he stole a city van and crashed near Steelyard Commons. Officers say the real‑time crime center and Flock cameras helped locate the vehicle.

Fifth Third’s $5M equity lifts the Cleveland Housing Investment Fund to about $43M, accelerating Walton Apartments and Parkside Homes and expanding capacity to finance thousands of homes.

Akron's 2026 Capital Budget allocates funds for enhancements to parks and community centers, including $1.2 million for the Rubber City Heritage Trail and upgrades for HVAC systems, lighting, and a new restroom facility at Elizabeth Park.