Cuyahoga County launched a Financial Empowerment Center offering free one‑on‑one counseling to help residents tackle debt and build savings, seeded by a $150K grant.

Nearly 100 No Kings rallies will hit Ohio on March 28, with local actions in Cleveland, Columbus and Canton as organizers push a third nationwide day of action.

Lourdes University will close at the end of the academic year, and teach‑out deals and a state WARN filing now spell out the timetable for transfers and layoffs.

A new oyster-and-martini bar at the Creative Hangars opens March 19, serving rotating oysters, martinis and a compact seafood menu.

The city has paid nearly $400,000 to outside lawyers while defending inspectors in the long-running lawsuit over Megan Keefe’s 2017 fall at a West 6th Street bar.

A bipartisan Ohio bill would make jails and prisons report pregnancy outcomes to the state, a move advocates say could expose gaps in prenatal care behind bars.

A Sheffield Village woman accidentally bought a Mega Millions ticket on Friday the 13th and won $100,000, after taxes, she'll take home about $73,000.

A 23-vehicle crash closed I-77 north at Massillon Road on Tuesday, triggering major delays and detours in Summit County.

Parents in Rootstown say school leaders mishandled a report that a fourth‑grade boy exposed himself to classmates, and the Portage County sheriff is investigating.

A Lorain judge sentenced Amber Bodnar‑Kurta to five to seven years after an October 2024 fire destroyed two Brownell Avenue homes; victims say the losses go deeper than property.

Berkadia secured $114.37M in bridge financing to refinance a nine‑property assisted‑living portfolio across Cleveland suburbs and western Pennsylvania while the operator targets stabilization.

EPA will run five‑year reviews at 11 Ohio Superfund sites in 2026 to confirm past cleanups still protect people and drinking water.

A 35‑year‑old man was rushed to MetroHealth after a Saturday-night shooting in Slavic Village, Cleveland EMS says.