A Cleveland man was charged with murder and attempted murder after a fatal shooting at Euclid Beach Park, with the suspect remaining in jail on a $1 million bond.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 announced progress on the SR 91 bridges reconstruction in Lake County, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

Steve Lanpher joins Cleveland State as assistant women's basketball coach with a 30-year coaching career, including Division I experience and a record-setting season at Randolph College.

Multiple warnings issued for Lake Erie due to sewage overflow, stormwater discharge, and dangerous swimming conditions including rip currents. Beach Hazard Statement and Small Craft Advisory in effect.

The H2Ohio Moxley Wildlife Area Wetland Project, which aims to improve water quality by restoring 57 acres of wetlands, was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by government officials.

Mayor Shammas Malik of Akron has launched a grant program allocating $100,000 to 49 youth organizations to combat youth violence through sports and wellness initiatives.

The Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs warns residents of a rise in jury duty scam calls seeking personal information and money for fake fines.

The Ohio Department of Transportation announced that construction on I-480's Ridge Road exit in Cleveland will improve traffic with a new ramp opening in August.

Cleveland State University alumnus Katura Pleasant reflects on her experiences at the university, highlighting the practical education and opportunities provided by the Levin College of Public Affairs.

Cleveland is seeking developers to revitalize a 50-acre lakefront area, potentially without the Browns stadium, focusing on connectivity, economic opportunity, racial equity, climate resiliency, and joy.

Former caregiver Wayde Shankle faces charges for sexually abusing elderly residents at a retirement community in Conneaut, Ohio, including felony rape and gross sexual imposition.

Cuyahoga County launches the Back to School Challenge 2025, calling for donations of school supplies for local students and seeking volunteers for the initiative.

The Parma Fire Department leads Safety Town, teaching kindergarteners about fire safety through educational and enjoyable activities, including tours of firehouses and interacting with firefighters.