After reviewing video and radio recordings, a city committee found no evidence that Cleveland Heights officers cooperated with federal immigration agents. Activists who turned over recordings say they will keep pushing for policy changes.

Progressive Field's multi‑year makeover now reads like a finished stadium, with new seats, beer halls and clubs reshaping the fan experience.

A $12.5M state patch for federal SNAP administrative cuts is being split evenly across counties, leaving Cuyahoga facing a roughly $7.5M shortfall and possible layoffs.

A 77-year-old Coventry Township man says he lost thousands to an online romance scam after paying into a fake VIP club and sending gift-card codes.

A petition drive in North Royalton seeks to recall Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz after his recommended discipline of officers who raised misconduct concerns. Organizers say they need roughly 1,740 signatures to force a special election.

Crews have begun work on the Lake‑Clifton Connector, a 1.2‑mile project that will add an off‑road shared path and Lakewood’s first roundabout. Expect phased detours and months of bridge and intersection work.

A JobsOhio relocation incentive is helping Ohio employers recruit out‑of‑state STEM talent, with early payouts to dozens of companies while local training ramps up.

Accusers allege Les Wexner financed Jeffrey Epstein's operation, filing suit on March 31 as new documents and testimony intensify scrutiny.

Photos posted by the sheriff show two men wanted in robbery-related cases. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest.

A former aide admitted taking roughly $22,865 from Rep. Marcy Kaptur’s account to pay personal credit‑card bills. Sentencing is scheduled for June 23, 2026.

Vivek Ramaswamy's proposal to 'consolidate' Ohio's public universities sparked swift backlash from Gov. DeWine, Democrats and campus communities worried about closures.

Soggy Wednesday with on-and-off showers and a cool high near 44°F. A rapid warm-up to the 70s on Thursday precedes a strong cold front Saturday night.

Hudson certified a 91‑acre tract on East Hines Hill Road to be marketed as Hudson Innovation Park, and Team NEO has endorsed the city’s effort to attract industrial employers.