Uniontown Police and Community Search for Missing 11-Year-Old Girl Possibly Headed Towards Akron
Uniontown Police are searching for Alexis Bartley, an 11-year-old missing since August 9. Last seen in her foster home, she has strawberry-blond hair and was wearing a white Nike tee, black shorts, and gray Puma shoes. She may be in the Akron area.
Akron Police Chase Ends in Fatal Crash, Suspect Killed, Others Injured After Fleeing Traffic Stop
A 29-year-old man died in Akron after a car crash following a police chase that started due to "suspicious activity." The chase was aborted but the man continued speeding and crashed, also injuring a passenger and others.
New Orleans Teen Critically Injured as Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes into Home, Separate Cleveland Incident Leaves Another 15-Year-Old Critically Wounded in Shooting
A 15-year-old boy in New Orleans was critically injured when an alleged drunk driver crashed into his bedroom, while another 15-year-old in Cleveland was critically wounded in an overnight shooting.
Ohio's Recreational Marijuana Sales Maintain Momentum, Surpassing $10 Million Weekly
Ohio's recreational marijuana market surpassed $10 million in weekly sales since opening on August 6, with a slight decrease in the third week. Average purchase price settled at $31.57, suggesting modest transactions as the market develops.
Cleveland's University Circle Area Sees Spike in Vehicle Break-Ins, Police Urge Caution and Anti-Theft Measures
University Circle Police warn of car break-ins in Cleveland, advising residents to remove valuables and use anti-theft devices. They urge not to tamper with cars post-break-in to preserve evidence.
Cleveland Drought Persists as High Pressure Holds, Sunny Days on Horizon with Little Rain Relief in Sight
Cleveland, Ohio faces a persistent drought with forecasts showing no significant rain, despite initially expected relief. Conditions are trending drier with mostly sunny skies and above-normal temperatures projected through the weekend.
62-Year-Old Man Hospitalized After Suspected Hit-and-Run in Green, Summit County, Sheriff's Office Investigates
A 62-year-old man was hit by a vehicle in Green, Summit County, after being ejected from a business for being intoxicated. The driver is unidentified, no charges filed, and the victim's condition is undisclosed.
Bay Area Bliss: High Pressure Grants Weekend Sunshine as Lake Erie Enjoys Calm Waters
High pressure in the Great Lakes region brings dry, sunny conditions to Ohio, with warm temperatures expected to persist through the weekend, potentially worsening drought conditions. A cold front may disrupt this pattern by Monday.
Cleveland Braces for Varied Weather: Dense Fog, Rain Showers and Possible Thunderstorms in the Forecast
Cleveland's forecast includes a weak trough and an approaching cold front, with patchy radiation fog expected to dissipate by morning and a chance for scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms later in the day.
Akron Man Arrested, Barberton Resident Sought in Connection with Cleveland Street Takeover
An Akron man was charged in a street takeover arson case in Cleveland, with authorities seeking another suspect. Cleveland police's hands-off approach during the events is under scrutiny, and a new Ohio law soon takes effect to tackle such incidents.
Lake County Sheriff's Traffic Stop Uncovers 325 Fentanyl-Laced Pills, Suspect Charged Amid Opioid Crackdown
Lake County deputies arrested a driver with 325 fake pills marked as oxycodone but which contained fentanyl. The suspect faces charges, including possession of a controlled substance and tampering with evidence.
Cleveland Basks in Warm October Weather Thanks to High Pressure System, Says National Weather Service Forecast
Cleveland's warm October weather is due to a high-pressure system. The National Weather Service forecasts continued heat into the weekend, with cooler nights, before conditions change midweek.
Suspected Arson at Cleveland's East Tech High Causes $20,000 Damage, Authorities Seek Information
Cleveland authorities investigate a suspected arson at East Tech High School, causing homecoming to be moved. Fires were set in the gym, with damages estimated at $20,000. No suspect has been identified yet.
Mogadore High-Speed Chase Concludes with Two Arrests, Suspects Detained After Multi-County Pursuit
A multi-county police chase in Northeast Ohio, involving speeds over 100 mph, ended with two arrests in Mogadore after a PIT maneuver and stop sticks were employed. Meth was found in the suspect's vehicle.
"Tanisha's Law" Unveiled in Cleveland in Response to Death of Mother in Police Custody
Cleveland's "Tanisha's Law" was proposed to reform emergency responses to mental health crises following Tanisha Anderson's death in police custody. It includes a new department to oversee co-responses with mental health professionals.
Cleveland Man Indicted on Multiple Charges for Assaults Disguised as Job Offers, Authorities Search for More Victims
Michael Mann has been indicted for sexually assaulting women in Cleveland under the pretense of offering employment, with charges including rape and kidnapping. Authorities seek additional victims.
Upcoming Weather Whiplash: Cleveland to Face Rain, Wind and Potential Snow, Say NWS Forecasts
The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Cleveland with overcast skies, likely rain showers on Monday, and cooler temperatures leading to potential rain and snow midweek. Lake Erie boaters are advised of rough conditions.
Cleveland Cracks Down on Street Racing: New Laws Prohibit Stunt Driving and Enable Vehicle Seizure
Cleveland City Council has passed new laws prohibiting dangerous driving behaviors and empowering police to seize racing equipment. This crackdown includes higher penalties and a Street Take Over Task Force to address street racing issues.
Mentor City's Winter Guide: Effective Measures to Protect Waterways from Seasonal Pollution
The City of Mentor outlines measures to reduce waterway pollution in winter, suggesting less salt use, sweeping up excess, using alternatives like sand, picking up pet waste, and proper disposal of hazardous materials.
Cleveland Browns' Denzel Ward Nominated for 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award
Denzel Ward has been nominated for the 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, recognizing his football excellence and philanthropic work, including his foundation's efforts to provide AEDs in Ohio schools.
Akron's Beloved Swensons Drive-In to Reopen Original Location with Celebrations After Accident
Swensons Drive-In in Akron reopens its original location on Saturday after a car accident in November, with celebrations and gifts for guests. The community-supported business continued operations through a food truck while the site was repaired.
Ohio State Highway Patrol's Crash Reconstruction Unit Leverages High-Tech Tools for Traffic Accident Analysis
The Ohio State Highway Patrol uses high-tech tools, such as drones and mapping software, in its Crash Reconstruction Unit to investigate severe vehicle accidents and provide objective evidence for legal uses.
Cleveland Braces for Snow Showers and Mild Temperature Rise, According to National Weather Service
Cleveland's forecast suggests fluctuating weather. High pressure will cause calm conditions before a low-pressure system brings mixed rain and snow by Monday. This could be followed by dry conditions and warmer temperatures later in the week.
Cleveland Area Gears Up for More Snow, Knox County to See 2-4 Inches as Temperatures Plunge
Cleveland anticipates more snow from an incoming low-pressure system, with 2-4 inches expected in Knox County. Current lake effect snow showers will give way to colder midweek temperatures and possible ice formation on Lake waters.
Week of Excitement in Mentor: Council Meeting, Tree Recycling, and Chill Out Winter Festivities on the Agenda
The Mentor community is set to have a busy week with activities such as a city council meeting, Christmas tree recycling, volunteer opportunities, the Mentor Chill Out event, and the promotion of its Recreation Center and Gateway services.
Cleveland Teen Killed in Late-Night Shooting, Police Investigate Tragic Incident on Hoppensack Avenue
A 16-year-old was fatally shot in Cleveland, with investigations underway. Shell casings and snow-tracked footprints led to an individual's detention. Separately, DaTwaun Diamond awaits sentencing for a different fatal shooting.
Cleveland Braces for Wintry Weather: NWS Issues Forecast of Snow, Sub-zero Wind Chills, and Potential Commute Disruptions
The NWS has issued a forecast for Cleveland, anticipating wintry weather, lake-effect snow showers, and varying temperatures. Potential travel impacts and a Small Craft Advisory on Lake Erie are also expected.
Cleveland State University to Discontinue Wrestling, Women's Golf, Softball Amid Budget Restructuring
Cleveland State University is discontinuing its wrestling, women's golf, and softball programs after the 2024-25 season to address financial challenges. Esports will move to the College of Engineering.
Akron City Identifies Property Tax Bill Errors, Urges Residents to Review Charges
Akron residents may find errors in their property tax bills for Street Cleaning and lighting due to a city-identified mistake. This error affects those with multiple frontages or exemptions. Corrected bills will be issued.
Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno Urges U.S. Attorney General to Reevaluate Cleveland's Police Consent Decree
Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno urges U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to re-evaluate or dismiss Cleveland's police consent decree, citing concerns over law enforcement efficiency and procedural issues under the previous administration.
Cleveland Child in Critical Condition Following Shooting, Police Investigate Incident Near Edgewood Avenue
A 10-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot in the head in Cleveland. The shooting happened on East 147th Street, and the child is now at UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Cleveland Forecast Promises Brief Respite Before New Storm: NWS Cautions of Mixed Midweek Weather
The NWS forecasts a temporary break from snow in Cleveland, with high pressure leading to sunnier skies, while warning of possible refreezing on roads. A midweek system may bring varied precipitation. Another storm could affect the weekend.
Cleveland Braces for Persistent Snow Showers, Erie County on Alert, NWS Reports
Cleveland's NWS weather forecast includes snow, high pressure, and cold temperatures. There is potential sunshine over the weekend, and a warm-up is expected early next week. Lake Erie remains largely ice-covered, impacting local marine conditions.
Akron Police Seize Fentanyl and Meth in Major Drug Bust, Two Arrested on Prentiss Avenue
Akron Police's Anti-Violence Bureau executed a search warrant, resulting in a significant drug bust and the arrest of William Watkins on multiple charges, including trafficking, and Tori Peake for Permitting Drug Abuse.
Gunfire Sparks Standoff and School Lockdown in Brooklyn, Multiple Individuals Apprehended
Brooklyn police arrested several people after gunfire was reported and a vehicle was shot. A lockdown was placed on nearby Brooklyn City Schools during the standoff. A woman claimed assault and was hospitalized, while students were safely dismissed.
Jackson Township Police Seek Public's Help in Identifying Person Linked to Ongoing Investigation
The Jackson Township Police in Ohio are seeking public help to identify a person linked to an investigation. Officer Betz is handling case #25-12969. Tips can be reported at (330) 834-3960 or anonymously at (330) 834-3967.
Mentor Police Warn Seniors of Rising Scams, Elderly Resident Defrauded of $660,000 in Cryptocurrency Scam
The Mentor Police Department is warning locals, especially seniors, about the increasing number of scams targeting their savings. They cite examples of individuals who have lost large sums of money and advise on prevention and vigilance.
One Wounded, Suspects in Custody After Maple Heights Shooting, Garfield Heights Police Investigating
One person was shot in Maple Heights; arrests were made, and an investigation is ongoing. Authorities responded to calls of gunfire and later detained a male with a firearm in a white vehicle. Other individuals were taken into custody for questioning.
Cleveland Braces for Weekend Weather Whirlwind: Surging Temperatures, Storms, and Strong Winds Expected
Cleveland is set for a weather shift with warmth and strong winds, as a front brings potential 50-70 mph gusts and heavy rain. Residents face a windy, wet weekend with minor flooding risks before conditions calm by Monday.
Wind Advisory and Small Craft Advisory Issued by NWS Cleveland as Strong Gusts and Thunderstorms Target Ohio and Lake Erie
The National Weather Service in Cleveland issued a Wind Advisory due to strong gusts associated with a low-pressure system. The advisory warned of possible impacts and advised caution, especially for mariners on Lake Erie.
Stark County's Jackson Township Police Seek Public's Aid in Identifying Persons of Interest in Case #25-15313
The Jackson Township Police Department has requested public assistance in identifying persons related to a case. The department emphasizes confidential communication and responsible use of social media in law enforcement.
Akron Firefighters Respond to Double Emergencies, Highlight Need for Adequate Resources Ahead of Budget Vote
Akron firefighters tackled two fires on the east side within an hour, including a school weight room and an apartment with trapped individuals, highlighting the need for a well-funded fire department.
Ohio Braces for Severe Weather, Storms with Winds, Hail, and Tornado Threat Loom near Columbus and Cincinnati
Ohio faces a weather shift with rain and potential storms forecasted after a warm period, with severe threats diminishing overnight and forecasts of heavier rainfall and possible severe weather later in the week. Residents are advised to stay alert.
Join the Frontlines, Cleveland Fire Department Seeks Brave New Recruits to Uphold Community Safety
The Cleveland Fire Department is accepting applications for new firefighters, providing gear and the opportunity to operate fire trucks. Interested individuals must apply by June 6th and can contact the department for more information.
Cuyahoga County Justice Center Takes Swift Action After Legionella Bacteria Discovered in Water System
Legionella bacteria was found in parts of Cuyahoga County's Justice Center water system, which was declared safe for use. No illnesses were reported. Measures based on CDC guidelines are being taken to address the issue.
Lorain County Sheriff's Office Commends Deputy Trifiletti for Enhancing School Security and Community Engagement at Firelands Schools
Major Torres visited Firelands Schools, praising SRO Deputy Trifiletti's work in school security and community engagement, as reported by Lorain County Sheriff's Office.
Cleveland Braces for Rain-Snow Mix and Chilly Temps, Unsettled Weather Persists Through Week
Cleveland forecasts show mixed weather incoming, with a sun encore before low pressures bring rain and snow. Conditions may cause messy commutes and affect marine activities on Lake Erie. Spring-like weather is expected by Monday.
Lost Dog Reunited with Owner in Stark County Thanks to Jackson Township Police and Social Media Efforts
A lost dog was reunited with its owner in Stark County, Ohio, after the Jackson Township Police Department's Facebook post helped locate the owner. The dog, found on Belden Village Street, had no tags, prompting police to use social media for aid.
Lorain County Sheriff's Office Celebrates 911 Dispatchers During National Public Safety Telecommunications Week
The Lorain County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, acknowledging 911 dispatchers' vital role and dedication with a lunch and a social media tribute.
Spring Warmth and Potential Thunderstorms in Store for Northeastern Ohio, NWS Cleveland Reports
The National Weather Service forecasts typical spring weather with above-normal temperatures and mostly sunny skies for northeastern Ohio, along with a potential shift to showers and thunderstorms by Friday evening.
Multi-Vehicle Crash on I-71 South at I-90 in Cleveland Sends Six to Hospital, Causes Traffic Standstill
A multi-car crash on I-71 South at I-90 resulted in six hospitalizations, with one man in critical condition. Traffic was impacted as emergency crews cleared the scene. The cause remains under investigation.
NWS Cleveland Warns of Thunderstorms and Showery Weather Ahead in Northeast Ohio
NWS Cleveland forecasts scattered showers and potential thunderstorms for Ohio with isolated severe storms possible along the I-71 corridor. Expect variable weather, including a calm day, followed by rain and cool temperatures towards the weekend.
Cleveland State University Honors Top Educators at 2025 Faculty Excellence Awards
The article describes the recognition of Cleveland State University faculty through the 2025 Faculty Excellence Awards held on April 9, honoring educators for their dedication and achievements in teaching, research, and service.
Warren Father's Death Ruled Homicide, East Cleveland Police Offer $5,000 Reward for Information
Juvar King's death is ruled a homicide, with his body found in East Cleveland after being missing since February—no charges yet, a suspect linked to King's burnt vehicle released on bond. Police seek public help in the investigation.
Cleveland State University to Celebrate Class of 2025 With Over 2,400 Graduating Students
Cleveland State University is set to celebrate the graduation of over 2,400 students, including bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees across multiple disciplines, with the main events on May 9-10 and a separate law ceremony on May 18.
Ohio Celebrates Governor's Bird Ohio Day at Magee Marsh with Educational Events and Conservation Efforts
Bird watchers celebrated Governor's Bird Ohio Day at Magee Marsh, observing migratory songbirds and learning about bird banding from ODNR experts, highlighting the area's ecological importance and economic impact from birding.
Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office Cheekily Links Cleveland Weather and Cavs to "Monday's Most Wanted" Campaign
The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office humorously commented on Cleveland's weather and Cavs games in a post that also promoted their "Monday's Most Wanted" initiative, encouraging public assistance with tips.
Cleveland Braces for Showers and Unsettled Weather Pattern Through Weekend, NWS Advises Caution
Cleveland residents can expect intermittent showers and unsettled weather throughout the week due to a low pressure system, with the potential for weaker lake-induced showers by Friday night and possible improvement by Sunday.
Cleveland and Cuyahoga County Withdraw from GCP Committees Over Controversial Brook Park Stadium Endorsement
Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials pulled out of Greater Cleveland Partnership committees after GCP backed the proposed Brook Park stadium, highlighting urban vs. suburban development tensions.
Lorain County Government Services Disrupted by Cyber Incident, Prompting Shutdowns and Security Review
Lorain County government services face disruption due to a cyber incident, closing courts and affecting the County Auditor's office. While some services continue, security measures are under review.
Lorain County Battles Cyber Incident, Essential Services Maintain Operations Amid Widespread System Shutdowns
Lorain County is dealing with a network security incident affecting multiple departments, although critical infrastructure like 911 remains operational. Officials are investigating and working to address the issue.
Cleveland Community Urged to Aid in Search for Missing Man, Steven Boggs, Last Seen on West 41st and Clark Ave
Cleveland Police seek help finding missing 30-year-old Steven Boggs, last seen near West 41st and Clark Ave, with distinctive tattoos. Call 216-621-1234 or Detective Zola at 216-623-2755 with info.
Westlake Man Charged with Aggravated Menacing After Road Rage Incident with Congressman Max Miller on I-90
Feras Hamdan is charged with aggravated menacing after an incident with Congressman Miller, where he allegedly honked, showed a Palestinian flag, and issued threats. Hamdan surrendered to Rocky River Police.
Cleveland on Alert: Heat Advisory in Effect as Temperatures Soar Towards Record Highs
The NWS forecasts rising temperatures in Cleveland, with a heat advisory issued as the heat index may exceed 100. A ridge will cause high temps and mugginess, while aviation and marine conditions will be affected by gusty winds.
Major Traffic Incident Closes US 224 in Springfield Township, Disrupting Commutes and Business Access
A traffic crash on US 224 at 2194 E Waterloo Road in Springfield Township has caused road closures, disrupting traffic and local business access, with no immediate details on casualties or reopening.
Parma Man Charged with Murder Following Fatal Shooting of Cousin
Dalonte White was charged with the murder of his cousin Adrian Webb in Parma. White, who had a $1 million bond, will appear in court on July 11. Webb died from multiple gunshot wounds after a shooting near a State Road apartment complex.
Akron Police Investigate Late-Night Shooting of 25-Year-Old Woman, Seek Public's Help to Identify Masked Suspects
The Akron Police Department reported a late-night shooting in Akron, Ohio, where a 25-year-old woman was injured. The unidentified suspects fled, and no arrests have been made. The police are seeking information.
Akron Intersects with Traffic Disruption: Sewer Break Prompts Closure and Detours at S. Broadway and E. Mill St.
A sewer break at S. Broadway and E. Mill St. in Akron has led to traffic detours. Repairs are scheduled between June 27 and July 11, with the police department providing alternative routes. Drivers are urged to use caution.
New Bridge Construction at West Woods Park: ODOT Embraces Humor and Precision in Geauga County Infrastructure Project
The Ohio Department of Transportation is driving pile for a new bridge at West Woods Park in Geauga County, sharing updates with a humorous nod to the wrestler Undertaker on social media.
Appellate Judge Robert J. Patton Temporarily Joins Ohio Supreme Court for High-Profile Case
Appellate Judge Robert J. Patton has been temporarily assigned to the Supreme Court of Ohio for a case after Justice Deters's recusal, bringing his extensive experience in legal ethics and white-collar crime to the bench.
Sunny and Sizzling: Cleveland to Enjoy Heatwave This Independence Day Weekend, with Thunderstorm Chances for NW Ohio
The NWS forecasts sunny skies for Cleveland's Independence Day weekend with some scattered showers and storms in NW Ohio and rising temperatures, potentially hitting 90 degrees or higher.
Akron's Highland Square Under Boil Water Advisory After Water Main Breaks
Akron's Highland Square issued a boil water advisory after water main breaks, affecting residents and places like Blair House and Portage Country Club. The city advises boiling water and cautions on lead levels due to low pressure.
Manhunt Underway for Armed Suspect Stanley "Chance" Smith After Springfield Township Shooting
Police in Springfield Township are searching for Stanley "Chance" Smith, wanted for felonious assault after a shooting. Smith is armed and dangerous, the public is advised to call 911 if spotted and stay vigilant.
Cleveland's CMHA Seeks Public Input on Urban Housing Upgrades, Gives Nod to Environmental Review for Radon and Repair Programs
CMHA is seeking feedback on two housing initiatives aimed at improving local conditions, including a radon mitigation project with a FONSI. Community input is welcomed via email, with details available online.
Cleveland Advances Urban Health with CMHA's Radon Mitigation and Home Repair Projects in Partnership with Habitat for Humanity
CMHA announced their latest housing projects for radon mitigation and home repairs in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, and invite public comments on environmental impact findings.
Lorain County VIA Service Faces Delays Amidst Fleet Recall, Commuters Advised to Plan Ahead
Lorain County announced a reduction in its VIA fleet due to vehicle recalls, potentially delaying commutes. The government suggests commuters plan ahead and apologies for the inconvenience while safety checks are conducted.
North Olmsted Nightmare: Bionca Ellis Set for October Murder Trial Over Toddler's Stabbing Demise in Giant Eagle Horror
Bionca Ellis, charged with the murder of a toddler in a parking lot, appeared in court for a pretrial hearing with her trial set for October 1. She was deemed competent for the trial after treatment.
Mayor Justin M. Bibb Invites Developers to Transform Cleveland's Lakefront in Bold 'Cleveland ERA' Initiative
Mayor Bibb invites developers to transform Cleveland's lakefront, using community input and new financing. This RFQ aims to align with the North Coast Master Plan and reconnect neighborhoods.
Cleveland State University Embraces Sweeping Changes in College Athletics, Champions NIL and Support for Student-Athletes
Cleveland State University navigates the evolving landscape of college athletics, prioritizing enhanced support for student-athletes and promoting success across multiple spheres while integrating Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) operations.
Akron Uber Driver Survives Shooting After Picking Up Passengers, Police Seek Suspects
An Uber driver in Akron was shot six times by passengers, with suspects still at large. The driver was hospitalized in stable condition, and the motive remains unclear. Uber has banned the rider involved and is helping with the investigation.
Changing Weather in Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania: From Sunny Skies to Heat and Storms, NWS Advises Caution
The National Weather Service Cleveland forecasts varying weather in Northern Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, from stable and warm conditions to potential thunderstorms and a heat advisory later in the week.
Cleveland State University Ranks Second Among Ohio Public Colleges in Washington Monthly's Public Good Evaluation
Cleveland State University secures second place among Ohio's public colleges in Washington Monthly's 2024 rankings, recognized for contributions to social mobility, research, and service.
Cleveland Heights Alert: Yellowstone Road Construction Ramps Up, Lane Closures Expected
Fabrizi has started construction on Yellowstone Road in Cleveland Heights, with milling and plans for excavation and grading. Lane closures on Monticello will last 2-3 weeks, with work occurring on Fridays and some Saturdays.
Cleveland Braces for Midweek Weather Shuffle with Heat Advisory in Effect and Lake Erie Set for Rough Conditions
Cleveland's weather forecast includes a heat advisory, a cold front midweek with possible precipitation, and rough Lake Erie conditions, followed by calmer weather and a return to the 80s by Sunday.
Ohio Men Slammed with 62-Year Sentence for Disturbing Child Sex Crimes: Project Safe Childhood's Triumph in Cleveland
Two Ohio men were sentenced to a combined 62 years for child sexual crimes. One received 50 years for conspiracy and possession of child pornography, and the other got 12 years for receipt, distribution, and possession of such material.
Support Springfield's K-9 Heroes: Police Department Reopens Merchandise Store for Fundraising
Springfield Township Police reopened their K-9 apparel store for orders, with profits going to support their K-9 unit, funded solely by fundraisers. A link issue on Facebook was resolved in the comments section.
$173M Infrastructure Upgrade on I-90 in Progress: Cleveland, Rocky River, Lakewood Prepare for Lane Restrictions and Improved Flood Management
ODOT has launched a $173 million I-90 overhaul in Ohio to address flooding, including roadwork and drainage improvements, with traffic disruptions expected during construction.
Akron Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Suspect in Shooting Incident Over Gas Pump Dispute
Akron Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect who shot at a victim during a dispute at a Circle K gas pump on July 11, 2025. Tips can be submitted through various channels, including an app and anonymously via Crimestoppers.
Cleveland State University to Scrap RTA U-Pass Program, Faces Criticism and Seeks Affordable Transit Solutions
Cleveland State University has ended its U-Pass program due to House Bill 96, prompting debate on the interpretation of the law and leading to discussions for an alternative transit solution for students.
Akron Embraces Back-to-School Spirit with Third Annual City Festival Featuring Parade, Live Entertainment, and Family Fun
Akron prepares for its Third Annual City Festival on August 31, featuring a parade, entertainment, and family activities to celebrate and support students for the new school year.
VIDEO: ODOT Celebrates Improved Road Safety Across Ohio, Showcasing Local Expertise in Unique Challenges
ODOT highlights its efforts on safe road projects in Ohio on its Facebook page, emphasizing unique challenges and meticulous planning for each construction, reflecting dedication to public service and safety.
Ohio Department of Transportation Denies Construction Permit for New Browns Stadium in Brook Park Due to Airport Proximity Concerns
ODOT denied a construction permit for a new Browns stadium in Brook Park due to its proximity to the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, citing air navigation concerns.
UPDATE: Body Found in Lake Erie Near Edgewater Beach as Search Continues for Missing Akron Brothers
A body was found in Lake Erie near Edgewater Beach, leading to a recovery operation by the Cleveland Fire Department and Metroparks police. The incident may be connected to a presumed weekend drowning.
Cleveland Anticipates Weather Whiplash: Clear Skies Followed by Weekend Cold Front and Storm Potential
Cleveland is experiencing a weather transition, with clear skies until a cold front from Ontario brings potential thunderstorms and cooler temperatures over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb Announces Key Leadership Changes to Bolster City Development
Cleveland's Mayor Justin M. Bibb promotes new leaders to enhance the city's economic development, with Tom McNair becoming Chief of Integrated Development and Joevrose Bourdeau Small appointed Director of Economic Development.
Cleveland State University Launches Innovative Journalism Degrees with Criminology and Sociology Integration
Cleveland State University introduces new interdisciplinary degrees combining journalism with criminology or sociology, designed in collaboration with local employers to meet community needs and battle misinformation.
Wayne County Tragedy: Wooster Woman Killed in Multi-Vehicle Collision on Cleveland Road
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.
Stark County's Jackson Township Police Seek Public's Help in Identifying Person Linked to Case #25-53743
The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking public help to identify a person related to an active case handled by Officer Dugan, case number 25-53743. They advocate for privacy and offer tip lines for assistance.
Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department Provides Glimpse into Weekly Operations with Social Media Blotter
This article describes a weekly police blotter post by the Mentor-on-the-Lake Police, detailing their varied law enforcement activities from traffic stops to responding to calls for injured animals and mental health emergencies.
Youngstown Man Sentenced to 12.5 Years for Illegal Firearm Possession After Found Asleep with Loaded Gun
A man from Ohio with past convictions was sentenced to 12.5 years for possessing a loaded gun while barred from having firearms. He was found asleep in a car with the weapon and an alcoholic drink.
Akron to Showcase Firefighter Valor at 2026 Northeast Regional Classic of the TFT® Firefighter Challenge
Akron will host the 2026 Northeast Regional Classic of the TFT® Firefighter Challenge, where firefighters will compete in a skills and strength contest on July 23-25. Mayor Malik supports the event, which aims to inspire future firefighters.
Child Predator Captured in Ohio: U.S. Marshals Arrest Fugitive Suspected of Sexual Assaults in Strongsville
Rafael Castellanos-Felipe was arrested in Strongsville, Ohio, by the U.S. Marshals for multiple child sexual assault charges, following coordination between New Jersey and Ohio law enforcement.
Bedford City School District Employees on Leave Amidst Undisclosed Misconduct Allegations, Students Stage Walkout for Transparency
Bedford City School District employees are on leave amid undisclosed serious misconduct allegations, with an investigation underway. The district is considering an outside investigator and remains tight-lipped despite a student walkout.
North Ridgeville Holds 'Coffee & Conversation' Event Covering Financial Health and Environmental Initiatives
Mayor Corcoran discussed financial and environmental topics with North Ridgeville residents at a "Coffee & Conversation" event, including the city's stable income tax rate and solid credit rating.
Lakewood to Honor Veterans with Resonant Ceremony and Special Guest Speaker Colonel Krompecher on November 11
Lakewood is preparing for a Veterans Day ceremony on November 11, featuring keynote speaker Retired Colonel Krompecher, music, a 21-gun salute, and social gatherings for community reflection and recognition of veterans.
Cleveland Braces for Season's Coldest Air with High Winds and Potential Snowfall
Cleveland faces the season's coldest weather, with rain showers, gusty winds, and a wind advisory in effect. Lake Erie navigation may be impacted by strong winds. Potential snowfall and more severe weather are expected early next week.
Cuyahoga County Launches Specialized Support Unit for Justice-Impacted Veterans
Cuyahoga County reopens a dedicated Veterans Housing Unit to support justice-impacted veterans with specialized care, including mental health services and substance abuse treatment, facilitating their societal reintegration.
Cleveland Braces for Weekend Snow as Cold Front Moves In, Lake Erie Ice Buildup Signals Deepening Winter
Cleveland's weather will be calm initially, then a quick-moving system will bring light snow and colder temperatures over the weekend, with 1-2 inches of snow expected in northern Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania.
Cleveland State University Names Active-Duty Sergeant and Foster Advocate Mary Hansard as Fall 2025 Valedictorian
Mary Hansard, an active-duty sergeant, was named Fall 2025 Valedictorian at CSU, graduating with a BA in organizational leadership and urban studies. She has consistently made the dean's list and is a foster parent.
71-Year-Old Woman Nearly Loses $18,000 in Sophisticated Crypto Scam in Westlake, Police Urge Vigilance
Westlake Police released body cam footage showing a 71-year-old woman being nearly scammed out of $18,000 through a crypto machine, emphasizing the need for awareness and education against such schemes, especially among the elderly.
Mayfield Heights Fire Department Showcases Custom-Made Flag by Cardinal Woodworking: A Testament to Community Spirit
The Mayfield Heights Fire Department thanked Cardinal Woodworking for a beautifully crafted flag artwork gifted to them and showcased the piece on social media to highlight local support for first responders.
Urgent Closure of McCracken Road in Garfield Heights Due to Subterranean Void, Detours in Place
A 5-foot subsurface void caused by a water leak led to the closure of McCracken Road in Garfield Heights. Commuters were redirected to Henry Road. The city is working to fix the issue, with no timeline for reopening. No injuries have been reported.
Lake Effect Snow Warning Issued for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, Significant Snowfall Expected
The National Weather Service forecasts lake effect snow into Thursday for Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with warnings for significant snowfall and concerns about wind-driven snow.
Bay Village Launches Blue Envelope Program to Aid First Responders in Assisting Residents with Disabilities
Bay Village's Blue Envelope Program aids communication between first responders and individuals with disabilities by providing vital personal information in an envelope to be presented during emergencies.
Parma Offers Ride-Sharing Tips and Parking Details for Inaugural Pierogi Drop Event to Ensure Safety
Parma's social media post advised using ride-sharing for the Pierogi Drop event to ease traffic and increase safety. Alternative parking options were provided, and the presence of police underscored safety efforts for the inaugural celebration.
Euclid Mayor Addresses Officer-Involved Shooting After Domestic Violence Incident, Calls for Action on Domestic Violence
The City of Euclid addresses a fatal officer-involved shooting during a domestic violence incident, highlighting the challenges of domestic violence and the impact on first responders.
Stark County Sees Rise in Road Fatalities Despite Ohio's Overall Decline
Stark County experiences a rise in road fatalities, contrary to Ohio's overall decrease, with a jump from 25 to 30 fatal crashes in a year. Leading causes include driving off the road and speeding, with distracted driving also a significant factor.
Stark County Health Department Emphasizes Importance of Screenings and HPV Vaccine During Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
The Stark County Health Department stresses routine cancer screenings and HPV vaccinations to prevent cervical cancer, offering assistance in connecting individuals to screening services.
Ohio Lawmakers Unveil "Childcare Fraud Prevention Act" to Enhance Oversight and Deter Misuse of Public Funds
Ohio Representatives Williams and Swearingen propose a "Childcare Fraud Prevention Act" to tackle fraud in daycare centers, including real-time camera monitoring and stricter compliance measures.
Powerball Jackpot Eludes Victory: Ohio Sees Thousands of Small Wins as Prize Grows to $30 Million
No Powerball jackpot winner on Jan. 24; 14,338 Ohio winners claimed smaller prizes. The jackpot has reached $30 million for the drawing on Jan. 26. A North Carolina player won a $209.3 million jackpot earlier that week.
Venezuelan Man Posing as Perrysburg High School Student Sentenced for Immigration, Firearms Charges
A 24-year-old Venezuelan who posed as a high school student in Ohio was sentenced to two years for immigration and firearms violations. He used false documents to enroll in school and purchase a gun. He faces deportation after his sentence.
Stark County Authorities Seek Help to Find Missing 19-Year-Old Christopher Robinson from Canton Township
Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Christopher Avery Robinson, missing since December 12 from Canton Township, with no digital activity since December 23. He's 19, 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, with a spider tattoo on his neck.
Cleveland Officer's Family and Prosecutors Urge Competency Law Reform Amid Murder Suspect's Mental Health Evaluation
Ohio's proposed Senate Bill 295 aims to extend the timeframe for competency restoration from one to five years in serious cases, amidst debates following the competency issues of De'Lawnte Hardy, accused of officer and grandmother's murders.
Akron Community Shaken by Fatal Shooting Near University Campus, Police Seek Information
A 28-year-old man, Daivan Floyd, was fatally shot in an Akron home. Police have not arrested suspects, the investigation is ongoing. University of Akron students have heightened personal safety measures due to the crime's proximity to campus.
Akron Allocates Over $2 Million for Parks and Community Center Upgrades, Including Historic Rubber City Heritage Trail
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.
Cleveland Heights Council Scrambles To Roll Out Free Legal Clinics For Immigrants
Cleveland Heights is rolling out free virtual legal clinics for immigrant residents, arranged with the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, while a two‑year pilot is discussed. The move follows local organizing after an ICE operation.
Cleveland Rent Shock: Rust Belt Underdog Rockets To No. 1 In Apartment Hikes
A new Marcus & Millichap analysis shows Cleveland led U.S. metros in apartment rent growth last year as limited new supply pushed effective rents higher. The gains were concentrated in inner suburbs with little room to build.
Cavs' Riverfront Hoops Fortress: First Look Inside The Swanky New Training Palace
New renderings show the 210,000‑sq‑ft Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center with hydrotherapy pools, nutrition and communal spaces as part of a wider riverfront plan. The Cavs expect to move into downtown digs in early 2027.
Bowling Green Cub Scout Meeting Turns Violent as Parents Sue Over 5-Year-Old's Broken Leg
A Bowling Green family sued after their 5-year-old was allegedly punched and stomped at a Pack 422 Cub Scouts meeting, suffering a fractured thighbone that required surgery. The complaint names Scouting America and the local council.
Strongsville Puts Squeeze On Massage Parlors After Raids Rock Region
Strongsville approved a tighter set of rules Feb. 17, 2026 requiring city licenses, brighter rooms, customer logs and misdemeanor penalties after 2025 raids. The move follows multi‑agency enforcement that targeted suspected illicit parlors last August.
VIDEO: Avon Lake Lakefront Showdown As Power Plant Site Plan Hits City Hall
Avon Lake’s Planning Commission will review a zoning plan to turn the former power plant into apartments, parkland and restaurants while blocking some retail types. The vote will shape one of the region’s last lakefront parcels.
City Hall Tries To Snatch Hotly Contested Cleveland CVS Corner As Gas Station Plan Stalls
The city has proposed buying the vacant CVS at 10022 Madison Avenue for $635,000 as a site for a new fire station, but the owner says no sale has been agreed. The move is the latest turn in a fight over whether the block should host a gas station or a community use.
Streetsboro Mom and Dad Take Sextortion Fight to Capitol Hill
After their son’s death in November 2022, a Streetsboro family has pushed a bipartisan federal package named for him that would criminalize sextortion. The Senate advanced the measure in February, and local lawmakers are now urging floor votes.
Chrome, Tears And A Final Lap As Cleveland's I-X Center Bids Farewell
The 60th Car Parts Warehouse I‑X Piston Powered Auto‑Rama opened Friday and will serve as the final consumer show inside Cleveland’s I‑X Center. Organizers and longtime vendors called the weekend a last chance to gather under the building’s iconic roof.
North Royalton Uprising: Residents Mount Recall Blitz On Mayor Antoskiewicz
A petition drive in North Royalton seeks to recall Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz after his recommended discipline of officers who raised misconduct concerns. Organizers say they need roughly 1,740 signatures to force a special election.
Westlake Drone Team Flushes Armed Suspect From Hotel Bushes
Drones helped Westlake police find a man hiding in shrubbery at the Sonesta Suites after he allegedly pointed a gun at his girlfriend and her son. Officers recovered two firearms and charged the suspect with domestic‑violence and weapons counts.
Chef Doubles Down: Eugene Tavern Snags Chagrin Main Drag As Barbecue Gene Targets Collinwood
Chef Michael Schoen is opening Eugene Tavern in Chagrin Falls and Barbecue Gene in Collinwood, bringing his Tinman burger and a smokehouse plan to the region. Both restaurants will operate under the new Big Day Hospitality group.
Cleveland Paint Giant Splashes Past Wall Street, Keeps Full-Year Colors Intact
Sherwin-Williams beat Q1 expectations with $2.35 adjusted EPS and $5.67B in revenue, reaffirming its 2026 outlook as pricing and acquisitions boost margins. The Cleveland-based company flagged soft end-market demand even as it returned sizable cash to shareholders.
First Financial Drops $104M on Northeast Ohio, Locals Want Receipts
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.
Youngstown Dad Quietly Put On ICE Flight As Family Scrambles To Cope
A Youngstown family says ICE detained and deported their husband and father via Youngstown‑Warren Regional Airport; records and reporting point to Mahoning County Jail as a staging point. Community fundraisers and advocates are scrambling to respond.
Lorain Man Cleared of Murder Sees His Federal Lawsuit Slammed Shut
A federal judge has signed off on the dismissal with prejudice of Michael Buehner’s civil suit, ending claims that Cleveland detectives and prosecutors sent him to prison for two decades. The decision comes after his conviction was overturned and he was later acquitted.
Lakewood Bets Big On Madison Avenue Revival With Historic District Push
Lakewood is preparing a National Register nomination for Madison Avenue to unlock state and federal tax credits and spur rehabilitation of older storefronts. The move pairs grant funding with historic tax incentives to lower costs for property owners.
Racial Hazing Bombshell in Cleveland Fire Cadet Death Suit
The estate of cadet Symeon Williams sued the City of Cleveland on May 14, alleging racial hazing at the fire academy led to his death during training last year. The complaint names a training lieutenant and details punitive drills and denied hydration.
Akron Home-Care Aide Busted For Allegedly Billing Medicaid From Jamaica Trips
A 23-year-old Akron home‑health aide was indicted Wednesday, accused of billing Medicaid for services while traveling to Jamaica and costing the program about $412,219. The case is part of a Franklin County sweep that named multiple providers.
One-Shot Gene Edit Slashes Cholesterol As Cleveland Lab Rethinks Alzheimer’s
Interim data show a single infusion of a PCSK9 base editor sharply lowered LDL in an early trial, while Cleveland researchers link low nitric oxide to altered gene splicing in Alzheimer’s. Clinicians warned that supplements aren’t regulated like drugs and can carry risks.
After Seven Years Of False Starts, Ohio City’s Bridgeworks Finally Gears Up To Build
After years of redesigns and funding gaps, the Bridgeworks site in Ohio City has secured a construction loan and crews are preparing to mobilize. The long‑delayed project will reshape the west‑side gateway if work holds to schedule.
Fraud-Scarred Warrensville Heights Complex Chases $25 Million Payout
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.
Painesville Power Play: $39 Million Battery Rolls On As Loan Disappears
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.


































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































