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.

Medina renewed its Flock Safety subscription after Police Chief Ed Kinney told council the cameras helped recover stolen vehicles and produce warrant arrests. City officials say data are audited and purged on a set schedule.

Joel Bitonio announced his retirement on June 9, 2026, closing a 12‑season run with the Cleveland Browns. He leaves as a decorated Pro Bowl and All‑Pro lineman.

A Cleveland grandmother has taken her fight to City Hall after her grandson was murdered, pressing officials for answers as shown in a FOX 8 I‑Team report.

Farm groups say a proposed 'deposit and build' plan would let agencies take land and begin work before owners get paid, leaving some farmers unpaid for months.

A drive-by shooting in east Akron early Monday sent two teens to the hospital; an 18-year-old woman is in critical condition.

The son who helped pass Esther's Law warns draft Ohio bills could let care providers control in‑room cameras and footage after a local facility was cited.

A water main break closed a stretch of Mayfield Road in Cleveland’s Little Italy on Tuesday, blocking traffic and slowing activity while crews work.

Muggy morning with scattered storms likely this afternoon and evening. Heat and humidity build midweek with feels-like temps near 100°F.

Microsoft told Ohio lawmakers it will end NDAs and stop asking for property‑tax abatements on future data centers. The pledge won’t erase past deals and critics say policy changes still need law.

A federal jury found Newton and Kateryna Jones and two former Boilermakers officials guilty of embezzling more than $20M in union dues. Sentencing is set for Sept. 1, 2026.

Mentor’s council narrowly approved a $1.2M design contract to study shoreline protections at Mentor Lagoons. Officials say the design work will shape any future $40M construction ask to voters.