A citizen group in Brunswick has started a petition to ban Flock license‑plate cameras after council accepted the initiative on June 8; organizers must now collect signatures for county review.

The son who helped pass Esther's Law warns draft Ohio bills could let care providers control in‑room cameras and footage after a local facility was cited.

The proposed 2027 budget projects $49.7M in spending against $49.3M in revenue, leaving a roughly $400K shortfall and highlighting reliance on property levies.

One Ohio ticket won $50,000 in Saturday's Powerball draw while the jackpot rolled to an estimated $225 million ahead of Monday's drawing.

Cleveland police arrested a 56-year-old suspect after linking him to multiple business break-ins; officers say the arrest should end a run that had rattled local employees.

Painesville will build a nearly $39M battery storage system at its Richmond Road substation after council removed a $9.5M borrowing ordinance, citing grant timing and legal advice. The BESS is billed as a faster, revenue‑generating backup for the municipal grid.

Police say 41-year-old Dustin Vasi ignored a protection order and entered a woman's Elyria home; he faces charges including burglary and stalking.

Clear and warm Friday in Cleveland with highs near 89°F. Showers and storms become likely late Friday night into Saturday with gusty winds.

A Brook Park pursuit reached roughly 110 mph and ended when an Infiniti slammed into a Cleveland plaza; police recovered a phone and paperwork and are searching for the driver.

A dog was shot and is in critical condition on East 78th Street in Cleveland; a Facebook reel shows police at the scene and authorities are seeking tips.

One man died and another was hospitalized after an apparent murder‑suicide on Clement Avenue; investigators processed the scene Wednesday night.

Highland Woods in Warrensville Heights is being marketed for roughly $25 million after the prior owner’s fraud conviction; managers say roof replacements are underway. The sale could bring new ownership — and faster repairs — to long-suffering residents.

French supplier OPmobility will build a Rossford plant that promises 500+ jobs and production starting in late 2027.