Johnathan Moore allegedly smashed windows at a detective's home before dying in a Brown Street encounter with U.S. Marshals.

The decade-old system at Cleveland Hopkins is getting new brains and belts to handle years of passenger growth.

Public Square's weekday food truck lunches now run through October, with live music and $8 discounted parking added in.

Robert Kelly was crossing with the walk signal near Sand Run Metro Park when a car struck him and his poodle, Snickerdoodle.

Jermaine Turner tried to grab an officer's gun and swung a knife at him, Akron prosecutors say. His sentencing lands amid a 76% jump in assaults on city officers.

A magistrate has approved Louis Telerico's eviction from his Barrington Estates mansion after a 14-year foreclosure saga.

Leotis Daggett, 56, allegedly tried to grab the officer's gun before he was jailed on $100,000 bond.

Crews detonated two sections of the 73-year-old span Sunday, part of a $158 million project to double capacity across the Cuyahoga River Valley.

Akron added students for a second straight year, with law school enrollment up nearly 19%; national college enrollment also rose in spring 2025.

Officers applied a chest seal and tourniquet, but the man died within an hour of the shooting on Ray Street.

Guests dine, chase clues and solve a whodunit inside Stan Hywet's historic manor house starting Oct. 16.