Tenants at Cleveland’s West Side Market will match public donations dollar‑for‑dollar up to $50K during a three‑week drive that aims to raise $100K for the market’s transformation.

Former Cleveland councilman Eugene Miller captured the Democratic nomination for Ohio House District 20 and will face Republican Donna Walker‑Brown in November.

A Shaker Heights cosmetic-dental operator was indicted on fraud and money-laundering charges after prosecutors say she ran an unlicensed practice that took in more than $400,000.

Icons in Ink lands at the Maltz Museum May 7, bringing Superman artifacts, rare originals and a hands‑on comics lab to Beachwood. The show runs through Aug. 23.

Bay Village Schools held a grand reveal last Thursday and began moving from planning to construction on a voter‑approved modernization of four schools. Final renderings and a phased schedule were unveiled.

An 11‑mill Lorain City Schools levy would raise about $10.6M and could restore preschool and wraparound services — but some residents say the added tax is unaffordable. The city is split as the May primary approaches.

Mentor Public Schools confirmed a student was arrested and faces a pandering obscenity charge; the district says the student will not return to campus while authorities investigate.

Sunny Monday warms into the low 70s; scattered storms may pop up tonight and a widespread soaker is expected Tuesday into Wednesday.

Frost Advisory in Cleveland until 9 a.m.; sunny and breezy with highs near 65°F. Scattered storms possible Monday, widespread rain Tuesday–Wednesday.

A 24-year-old pleaded guilty to five counts of endangering children in the case of infant Makenna Rae, who arrived at Rainbow Babies in May 2024 with severe injuries.

A caller told Medina police they planned to "shoot up" the high school, prompting a brief lockdown Friday. Officers searched the campus, found no weapon and called the threat non‑credible.

A fire that began at Falls Family Restaurant on Columbia Road spread through a downtown strip in Olmsted Falls, damaging multiple storefronts. Officials reported no injuries and roads were closed.

A sinkhole closed eastbound Shaker Boulevard in Shaker Heights Thursday, blocking the stretch between South Park and Drummond while crews assessed the damage.