Cleveland Heights boosted its resurfacing fund to about $5.1M, approved a $3.3M paving contract and added a third pothole crew to speed repairs across neighborhoods.

Beginning in early May, West Clifton at Riverside will be closed for a lengthy sewer-shaft repair. North-side parking will be closed while south-side access stays open.

Euclid police say 21 firearms were reported stolen in the city's first 16 weeks of 2026 and urge owners to lock vehicles and store guns securely.

A 21-year-old woman was stabbed in the face on Wade Park Friday and taken to a hospital, according to a Facebook Reel. Details remain limited.

The Community Police Commission approved a tighter vehicle‑pursuit policy Friday that raises the bar for chases and adds new supervisor checks. The move responds to years of worrying crashes.

A noon blaze on W. 14th Street north of Clark displaced residents and sent one woman to MetroHealth in stable condition. Two cats were rescued and revived by EMS; Red Cross is assisting.

The Browns used the No. 39 pick to take Washington receiver Denzel Boston — a 6'4" contested‑catch specialist who finished 2025 with 62 catches, 881 yards and 11 TDs.

Pastry chef Courtney Bonning will open Oven Mitts Bakery on Lorain Road this summer, focusing on coffee, house-baked breakfast sandwiches and grab-and-go pastries.

Deputies with Portage County’s P.A.C.E. unit found roughly half a pound of fentanyl during an I‑80 traffic stop in Shalersville Township; two Michigan men were detained. Case will be referred to federal partners.

A multi-vehicle crash at West 150th and Lorain on Friday evening injured multiple people and closed the intersection for hours.

Light rain and fog Saturday morning in Cleveland with showers likely before 9 a.m. Rain tapers to mostly cloudy; drier Sunday and a possible line of stronger storms late Monday into Tuesday.

Cleveland says the pandemic-limited 2021 NFL Draft shortchanged the city’s economic payoff and is pushing for another chance to host the event. Local leaders and the Browns are laying the groundwork for a renewed bid.

Willoughby Hills will direct part of its photo‑enforcement fines into a SafeTeen drivers‑education program with Willoughby‑Eastlake schools even as legal challenges proceed.