Baldwin Wallace will phase out roughly 35 programs and remove about 10 faculty positions as leaders move to shore up the university’s finances.

A tree-service crane flipped into the air in Bay Village, damaging two homes. OSHA has opened an inspection into Down To Earth Tree Service.

Willoughby‑Eastlake will standardize bell times next year, extending elementary days to 8:15–3:00 and streamlining bus routes to cut costs.

Six underweight horses seized from a Wayne County sanctuary are now at Whispering Acres in Medina County receiving medical care as investigators review the case.

A Lorain shopper beat the odds, taking a $1 million top prize on a $20 Holiday Wish ticket and accepting a $500,000 cash option.

A Canton woman matched all five Pick 5 numbers on three $1 tickets bought at a Cleveland mini‑mart, winning $150,000 and pocketing about $109,875 after taxes. She plans to use much of the money for a house down payment and to invest the rest.

Akron’s school board approved an $80,000 settlement that restores sick leave and counseling after overturning an earlier administrative finding.

Cuyahoga County plans to convert the Metzenbaum Center into a 32‑bed, therapy‑focused youth facility backed by nearly $29.7M in state funds. Officials say the site will keep treatment and family visits closer to home.

Tenants at a West Erie Avenue building say chronic leaks, crumbling drywall and mold have gone unfixed while bankruptcy filings complicate repairs.

Cleveland has agreed to a roughly $3 million term sheet to settle a class-action alleging discriminatory water liens, shutoffs and overbilling that hit Black residents. The deal would split about $1.8M to claimants and $1.2M for legal fees.

CH‑UH suspended contracts for 21 workers and said it will cut at least $5 million from next year’s budget, trimming coaches, Title I teachers and administrators.

Activists say they found hundreds of immigration-related queries in Shaker Heights' Flock Safety database, prompting a citywide block on such searches and fresh calls for an audit.

Residents at Neal Terrace on Detroit Avenue say gas has been out since early February, leaving stoves cold and no hot water in many units. HUD and state law offer routes for relief.