A Parma woman was sentenced to 24 months after pleading guilty in the November hit‑and‑run that killed 73‑year‑old Shirley Brown in Cleveland’s EcoVillage. The court also ordered a 25‑year license suspension.

The Pentagon directed the termination of most DoD collective‑bargaining agreements; AFGE says more than 600 civilian workers at DFAS Cleveland lost contract protections. Union leaders vow legal challenges.

Andio Sisters plans a permanent storefront at 150 W. Liberty St. in downtown Wooster. Chef Gina Bertelli will wind down regular Local Roots lunches on May 11 while the space is prepped.

U.S. Marshals arrested 36‑year‑old Dawn Burge in Elyria on a New Jersey aggravated‑assault warrant tied to a June 29, 2025 Edison stabbing. She’s being held in Lorain County pending extradition.

Sunny and mild Thursday, storms likely Friday night. Plan for wet commutes into Saturday.

A Cuyahoga County corrections officer was arrested in Lorain County and faces charges including conveying prohibited items to a detention facility and aggravated possession of drugs.

Six Flags is reinstating park presidents at 10 major parks and named Colleen Brady president at Cedar Point. The change returns some decision-making to Sandusky.

Bar Fuoco reopens Thursday in Chagrin Falls with an Amalfi Coast–inspired, wood‑fired menu and seaside cocktails.

The company that runs Firestone Country Club is reportedly up for sale in a roughly $3 billion deal, a move that could reshape operations at the storied Akron course. Officials have not yet confirmed the transaction.

A $30 Monopoly 200X scratch-off sold in Clyde paid the game's $5 million top prize, the winning trust chose the lump-sum cash option and will receive about $1.83M after taxes.

A man was found bleeding in a West 65th parking lot early Wednesday and taken to MetroHealth. Video shows officers tracing a blood trail to a nearby apartment.

A former Progressive Field concessions worker alleges months of racist slurs, sexual misconduct and threats while on the job. The Cuyahoga County suit seeks reinstatement, back pay and damages.

Scattered temporary closures and lease reviews have left some people unsure whether their local Social Security office is open; here’s how to check and who to call.