A three-vehicle collision on Euclid Avenue left at least one person unresponsive as crews worked the scene Tuesday night.

A sweeping rewrite of custody law would replace parental‑rights language with mandatory parenting plans, igniting a fight over equal parenting and judicial discretion.

A viral video shows riders suspended vertically on Cedar Point’s Siren’s Curse after a weekend stoppage; park officials say safety systems worked and no one was hurt.

A 40-year-old Mansfield woman was discovered dead Tuesday at the eastbound U.S. 30 rest area in Richland County; investigators say no foul play is suspected and an autopsy is planned.

Police investigated an early-morning shooting at the Lakeview Terrace high-rise in Ohio City. One person was taken from the scene while investigators searched the parking lot.

House Bill 484 would fund a $20M two‑year pilot to give Ohio child‑care workers publicly funded care. Supporters say it could unlock thousands of new slots and ease shortages.

A light pole fell onto the Memorial Shoreway near East 9th, injuring three and leaving drivers demanding answers about inspection and maintenance practices.

Light rain this morning gives way to a Heat Advisory noon–8 p.m. Wednesday, June 10. Heat indexes could reach about 100°F; showers and storms are possible.

A voluntary countywide code would let suburbs opt in to a shared rulebook and single online zoning map to speed permitting and infill building.

A citizen group in Brunswick has started a petition to ban Flock license‑plate cameras after council accepted the initiative on June 8; organizers must now collect signatures for county review.

More than 80 House Democrats led by Rep. Emilia Sykes pressed HHS after moms.gov linked users to a network tied to Heartbeat International and its client‑management tools. Lawmakers demanded documents and answers about privacy and who built the site.

A new AI from Cleveland Clinic and Carnegie Mellon can read cardiac MRIs with near‑clinical accuracy. Researchers say it could speed long, specialist reads and widen access.

Council leaders proposed a reorganization to centralize staff after a consultant review flagged confusing roles and duplicated authority. The plan would create a head-of-administration and split staff into clearer teams.