Millennium Place East in North Olmsted was placed into receivership this week, adding another Cleveland‑area office property under court control as creditors weigh options.

Winter storms and rising costs cooled Northern Ohio new‑car sales in February, dealers and industry analysts say. The Cleveland Auto Show and tax refunds could nudge March sales.

City briefs show Cleveland's breast cancer incidence and deaths exceed state and national averages, with marked neighborhood and racial disparities.

Council approved a transfer of the former St. Joseph Hospital to the county land bank, clearing the way for asbestos abatement, debris removal and demolition.

Dense fog will slow Friday's commute in Cleveland, showers and a few strong storms are possible Saturday, mainly east of I‑71.

Trailhead Community Health Foundation will steward proceeds from Summa Health’s sale to fund health access and research across Greater Akron, with grants expected late 2026.

Akron investigators are looking for a driver who fled after striking and killing a 23-year-old near Russell and Laurel. Authorities say the car may be a Kia Sportage.

Thousands in Northeast Ohio lost power Thursday morning, with outages concentrated in Lake County. Utilities say crews are restoring service while the cause remains under review.

A neighborhood 34-seat cocktail bar from local operators is set to open in Waterloo with original cocktails and Hungarian-inspired comfort food. Two different opening dates currently appear in public listings.

The 2026 Gap report finds Ohio short roughly 266,000 affordable rental units and nearly half of the state’s 1.58M renters are cost-burdened. Advocates want action.

Summit County named Eric Grundy Jr. in a Warrant Wednesday bulletin and urged residents to download its app and call with tips. The post includes photos and a tip line.

Ohio University researchers report a radiation-free wrist test that measured bone stiffness and identified fracture risk better than standard DXA in a multicenter study. The test could fill a major screening gap if larger trials confirm the findings.

A Dover patrolman blew .202 on a Jan. 21 breath test and is on leave while a special prosecutor reviews whether criminal charges should be filed.