A Cleveland man was sentenced to 62 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession. His toddler died of fentanyl in 2022. Authorities said agents found a gun and about 17 grams of fentanyl at his home.

A community video shows a confrontation at Gas USA on Harvard Avenue where a worker fired a warning shot and EMS treated a man with visible bruises.

Cheyanne Smith renews a public plea eight years after her parents were found shot in their car. Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips.

After a year of weekly "honk" protests, Lyndhurst posted quiet‑zone signs along Mayfield Road and police are warning drivers who respond to protesters outside the Tesla showroom.

Five months after 17-year-old Josiah Gardner was killed near Gilmore and W.131st, his parents say no arrests have been made and they’re urging anyone with tips to come forward.

Competency hearings were scheduled this week for two children charged in the assault of a 5‑year‑old. The judge will also weigh whether media may record the proceedings.

A man-picked ticket sold at a Meyer Avenue market matched all five Rolling Cash 5 numbers on March 19, landing a $110,000 prize before taxes.

A Lorain County corrections officer faces misdemeanor charges after prosecutors say an unauthorized body-cavity search at the county jail recovered a bar of soap. The case spotlights jail search policies.

A new wave of taproom closures shows Cleveland’s craft‑beer boom cooling. Owners blame THC drinks, delivery apps and rising operating costs.

Police released images after a March 9 collision at Pearl Road and Denison. A passenger is hospitalized and detectives want tips.

Saks is closing its Beachwood Place store, leaving a major mall vacancy and sparking a local suggestion to turn the space into a LEGOLAND Discovery Center. The idea would aim to turn a retail loss into a family-focused traffic engine.

Norton Raceway Park will not open for 2026 after its property sold to a neighboring mulch business. Dozens of track items will be auctioned online March 27–April 2.

A Canton man has pleaded guilty to first‑degree aggravated robbery and kidnapping in the Oct. 9 attack on an Amish family's home and business in Middlefield Township. Sentencing is not yet scheduled.