The 1924 Tudor Revival on W. 44th Street is listed furnished, with a turret sitting room.

The two-day pop-up at Abundance in Cleveland Heights sends all profits to Re:Source Cleveland.

Josh Cribbs’s seafood restaurant shuts its doors Sunday, the second Shaker Square eatery to falter this year.

Corn & Pumpkin Weekend hits Kirtland this Saturday and Sunday with pumpkin bowling, wagon rides, and the maze's last full weekend open.

The 24/7 facility on South Broadway served over 1,600 people since opening, but leaders admit faith communities need more attention.

Concord Township's vocational hub celebrates new health, cosmetology and sports medicine labs with a ribbon-cutting Oct. 16.

Brandon Gill barricaded himself in his car when police came to search his home in April. He surrendered without incident.

No new power lines, just smarter ones — FirstEnergy's $28 million tech test could aid Cuyahoga, Lake and Ashtabula counties.

The shooting marks at least the sixth West Side incident Hoodline has tracked since late July.

Golf carts can hit Lorain streets starting Oct. 21, but one councilwoman warns of joyriding on main roads.

Five apartment buildings—one, two, three, six and seven—are progressing vertically at the old Richmond Town Square mall site, with the first tenants expected in early November.

Crews pulled the windshield off an overturned semi at Cleveland's infamous Dead Man's Curve before dawn Thursday to free the trapped driver.

Cleveland could hit 82 degrees Thursday before soaking rain arrives overnight. A sunny weekend follows, but temperatures will tumble into next week.