The Cleveland Browns traded defensive end Za'Darius Smith to the Detroit Lions in exchange for future draft picks while also releasing defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson.

Cleveland voters approved a $295 million bond issue and tax levy for CMSD to enhance education, security, and facilities, despite rising property values.

Jury selection begins for the trial of Sean Goe, charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Raychel Sheridan, and disposing of her body in a garbage can.

Laketran in Lake County offers voters free rides on Election Day across local bus routes and Dial-a-Ride services to facilitate civic participation.

The National Weather Service predicts unusually high temperatures for Northeast Ohio, with potential record highs and gusty winds. Light rain and a Small Craft Advisory are also noted.

A 4-year-old girl was airlifted with severe injuries after a single-car crash in Huron County; two other children and the driver were also hurt. None were properly restrained.

Mentor, Ohio's zoning board, will hear variance requests concerning structures like garages, fences, and covered porches at a public meeting on November 12.

Cleveland officials are investigating after a body was found in the Cuyahoga River, with initial reports coming from a city worker. The identity of the deceased white male is unknown.

Artist Arlin Graff created a mural in North Olmsted to honor the memory of three-year-old Julian Wood. The project involved community support and the donated space by T.L. Rooney Cleaning Company.

Cuyahoga County partners with the Cleveland Cavaliers to encourage early voting in upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of voting and highlighting election security.

Ohio braces for near-record highs and gusty winds at the end of October. The National Weather Service advises caution due to potential fire risks and challenges for Halloween activities.

NWS Cleveland predicts rare warm weather in Ohio followed by a strong cold front, which could set record highs, bring rain showers, and bring high winds ahead of a cooler weekend.

Former Stark County deputy Thomas E. Davisson is convicted of theft, sentenced to jail, and must repay $15,000 after stealing from the deputies' union.