Transit footage shows an SUV cut off an RTA bus on West 117th; someone flashed a gun and four people were indicted this week.

A second-floor drywall ceiling collapsed during a garage fire in Medina Township, briefly trapping a firefighter who was rescued and later released from the hospital.

Two men were found dead inside a room at the Euclid Motel on Euclid Avenue; investigators are on scene and the deaths are under investigation.

Residents at Neal Terrace on Detroit Avenue say gas has been out since early February, leaving stoves cold and no hot water in many units. HUD and state law offer routes for relief.

A Warrensville Heights police chase ended in Cleveland's Slavic Village early Thursday after a crash on Broadway Avenue; a cruiser was struck and several people were detained.

The Coast Guard will run autonomous "sail drones" across the five Great Lakes from May–October to bolster patrols and gather weather and traffic data.

Council members are scrutinizing DigitalC's 2025 sign-up numbers as they decide whether to release ARPA-backed funds at a May 14 committee meeting.

A traffic stop in Euclid turned up five guns; three adults were jailed and two juveniles were charged, police say.

A 19-year-old was arraigned after Cleveland Metropark Police say he intentionally struck a pedestrian at Brookside Reservation. He faces felonious assault and tampering charges.

Hambden Township broke ground on an $8.75M, grant-funded fire station that officials say will double crew space and add a community polling room.

First Financial pledged $104 million to affordable housing, tax‑credit investments and small‑business lending across Northeast Ohio as it expands its local footprint. Community groups say they want clear timelines and measurable milestones.

Two men were arrested after police say they removed a snowblower and tools from a Warren home that had been destroyed in an April fire. Charges of breaking are pending.

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo was evacuated Sunday after staff reported a threat; officials closed the park for the day while police swept the grounds. Updates are expected Monday, May 4.