Clean Express Auto Wash withdrew its Shaker Square application after residents and city officials opposed the car‑oriented plan, leaving the cleared lot open for a different project.

Two men were wounded in an apparent stabbing on the 3000 block of Brookpark Road and were taken to MetroHealth, a local video shows.

Amy Mihaljevic’s family has launched a GoFundMe to pay for expensive DNA tests as Bay Village police and the FBI pursue fresh forensic leads. The fundraiser and community events aim to cover costly lab work.

Vicious Biscuit will open a Medina location on June 22 with a week of giveaways, charity donations and a chamber ribbon-cutting. The spot will operate mornings through early afternoons.

Several of Ohio’s biggest credit unions have pushed CEO pay past $1 million as boards compete for fintech and banking talent. The trend mirrors national compensation pressure.

A 6-1 Ohio Supreme Court decision on June 18 left 21 Cleveland investors unable to hold Interactive Brokers responsible for about $25M lost in the Epitome fund.

A Sixth Circuit panel ordered Ohio’s parental-consent rule for minors’ social-media use restored, reopening a nationwide legal fight over children, privacy and free speech. The case returns to the trial court for next steps.

HUD’s FY2026 grant rules push Cuyahoga toward transitional housing and tougher service requirements, prompting local program changes and provider worry.

A stretch of West 29th in Cleveland's Hingetown has been converted into a pedestrian plaza. The city says seating, planters and a green area will arrive in the coming weeks.

Body‑camera footage shows a Parma officer pushing a handcuffed 13‑year‑old’s head into a brick wall; the department opened an internal review and the family plans legal action.

A child was injured in a house fire in Cleveland’s Cudell neighborhood; one minor is stable and the American Red Cross is assisting displaced residents. Investigators are working to determine the cause.

Clear and breezy for Juneteenth with highs near 76°F and gusts to about 26 mph. Heavy rain returns Sunday night into Monday with 1–2 inches possible and river rises.

Boston Heights officials will ask voters to approve a 0.25% payroll tax to help fund a $9.8M combined police and fire safety center after a Tuesday meeting. Residents were split as leaders pitched the project as a way to modernize aging facilities and preserve local control.