Jarrett Logistics opened a roughly 408,000‑sq‑ft warehouse at Wooster Innovation Park, bringing its network past 1 million square feet and adding local jobs.

Liron Fanan became the first woman to win NBA G League Basketball Executive of the Year after leading the Cleveland Charge to a 23-13 season. The honor arrives as the Charge open the playoffs April 1 at Public Hall.

A warm front pushes Cleveland into the 70s Thursday, but expect showers and gusty winds during the day and renewed storms into the weekend.

Paradise Indian Cuisine opens April 2 at 1116 Chester Ave, bringing Hyderabadi biryanis, street-food chaats, mocktails and late-night takeout to downtown Cleveland.

A sprawling new dining-and-entertainment complex opened Wednesday in Bainbridge, converting the old Chagrin Cinemas into Timberfire, a market, a one‑screen theater and a 400‑person events hall.

Warren police say a person was found dead inside a School Street NW home on Tuesday, a suspect was arrested and taken to the Trumbull County Jail.

Cuyahoga County will stop using race‑ or sex‑based contracting goals on federally funded projects after a DOT rule paused DBE targets, local bridge and airport work is affected.

NWS crews are heading to Apple Creek to inspect storm damage after Tuesday night's severe storms. Officials will determine whether a tornado touched down amid downed trees and outages.

Northern Ohio Marshals task force says rewards are available for tips on three registered sex offenders who failed to report addresses; tipsters may remain anonymous.

A Cleveland bartender filed a lawsuit saying Hilton managers ignored repeated sexual assaults by a co‑worker and even laughed when she reported an attack. The complaint outlines multiple incidents spanning 2023–24.

An Ohio State study using objective lab tests of 60 adults finds long COVID often causes measurable smell, hearing, balance and cognitive problems, with age and severe illness linked to worse outcomes.

A man was shot multiple times near East 123rd and St. Clair in Cleveland, he was taken to a hospital and detectives are investigating.

GCRTA's proposed cuts would remove the downtown B‑Line trolley and scale back Waterfront service while reducing frequencies on multiple bus routes. Hearings are set in April.