County commissioners added road upgrades in Brunswick and the Cobblestone Crossings mixed‑use plan in Montville to the county’s economic strategy to clear the way for state and federal grants. The moves aim to make infrastructure shovel‑ready for new jobs and housing.

Sunny Monday with highs near 66, then a wet, blustery midweek: heavy rain and possible strong storms Tuesday night into Wednesday. Gusty winds and a brief wet‑snow change may follow.

Heavy rain arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday, with a brief rain-to-snow flip late Wednesday night and minor snow possible.

A proposed 11-foot multi-use trail would link the South Lorain library and Oakwood Park. The city and ODOT are accepting public comments through April 1, 2026.

A new multi‑roaster café is moving into 5019 Detroit Avenue with cocktail‑style lattes and regular tastings. The space aims to pair rare beans with a living‑room vibe.

An appeals court affirmed a four‑year prison term for a driver whose Jeep struck an ambulance in 2023, killing the patient and injuring two paramedics. The ruling leaves the sentence in place.

Millennium Place East in North Olmsted was placed into receivership this week, adding another Cleveland‑area office property under court control as creditors weigh options.

City briefs show Cleveland's breast cancer incidence and deaths exceed state and national averages, with marked neighborhood and racial disparities.

A neighborhood 34-seat cocktail bar from local operators is set to open in Waterloo with original cocktails and Hungarian-inspired comfort food. Two different opening dates currently appear in public listings.

A Cleveland man has been indicted on murder and gun charges after Janae Winnick was killed in her Schafer Avenue driveway, her 15‑year‑old daughter was wounded. The suspect is in custody.

At its Tuesday meeting, council declared Cumberland Pool has reached the end of its useful life and directed staff to pursue grants and partnerships for a replacement. Other park and roadway projects also moved forward on the agenda.

Fairlawn won a $1.2M federal award to help convert the former Rosemont Country Club into a 66‑acre preserve with wetlands, trails and a visitor center. Officials say the work will also reduce downstream flooding.

A student brought a gun to John Marshall High School on Monday, and police handled the incident and nearby Birchwood School was also notified. No injuries were reported.