Judge Kilbane is deciding whether De'Lawnte Hardy, accused of murdering a police officer and his grandmother, should stay in a state mental hospital or face trial.

Ex-NFL receiver Rashard Higgins joined the Dallas Fire Department, transitioning from football to firefighting as a reflection of his faith and service to others.

The Villaview Road resurfacing project in Cleveland is advancing, with the Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 indicating progress on concrete repairs before final surfacing.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department joined community remembrance services, honoring service and sacrifice, and vowing to never forget those lost.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland reports steady weather with high pressure over the Great Lakes region, bringing low humidity and less chance of rain with comfortable temperatures.

Naji H. Kelley joins SHDC as the new Commercial Real Estate & Operations Manager, bringing extensive experience to oversee The Dealership and aid in local economic initiatives.

The City of Cleveland is launching Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of events starting with an Opening Luncheon at City Hall on September 15 to celebrate the cultural impact of the local Hispanic community.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to identify a theft suspect at Bargains and Relics who swapped price tags on shoes. They provide a tip line for information.

Elyria conducts road work on West River Road North, restricting access to local residents, school traffic, and emergency vehicles; completion expected by 7pm today.

Christoph von Dohnányi, acclaimed conductor and former music director of the Cleveland Orchestra, died at 95, leaving a legacy of orchestral excellence.

Imogene Osborne, 31, from Wooster, died in a crash involving her Nissan Sentra, a semi-truck, and a GMC Sierra on Cleveland Road in Wayne County. Her car hit the semi and then the GMC. All drivers wore seatbelts, the cause is under investigation.

Christopher Galaszewski was sentenced to 15 years for child pornography crimes, including distribution and possession, and will serve supervised release and register as a sex offender post-incarceration.

Cleveland, alongside Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth, launched health clinics in three city schools to boost student access to healthcare, utilizing $3.7 million in ARPA funds.