Bodycam footage and a Parma court hearing have put a former Brooklyn police sergeant under renewed scrutiny. The woman has hired an attorney and criminal charges are pending.

Meghan Trainor canceled her summer tour and a July Cleveland date, saying she needs to be home while finishing a new album ahead of its April 24 release.

Early voting is underway in Lorain County, key registration, mail‑ballot and ballot‑curing dates are listed for the May 5 primary.

A DNA match tied Chaning Biaggio Rhodes to a 2013 downtown Cleveland bar rape. He faces two felony rape charges and is due back in court April 27.

A Summit County man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say his infant daughter was found with severe injuries at a Springfield Township motel. Sentencing is scheduled for April 21.

Tyson’s family filed a $13M federal lawsuit alleging Canton officers knelt on his neck and delayed medical care after his April 2024 arrest. The complaint opens a civil front while criminal charges move forward.

Portage County deputies say a Windham man was arrested after a mailed package with roughly 140 grams of pressed meth was intercepted, federal indictments followed.

EDWINS is converting two Cedar Road storefronts into a teaching kitchen and a 24-seat oyster bar, boosting hands-on training and dining in Cleveland Heights.

Dense fog is cutting morning visibility in Cleveland, expect lifting by midmorning. A strong front brings a high chance of thunderstorms and some severe risk Saturday.

Police say officers found a loaded handgun and about 15 grams of suspected cocaine in a Mercedes with a 9-month-old inside. Both adults were arrested and the child was released to a co-worker.

A Corbo's co-owner sued relatives, alleging secret payouts and accounting irregularities at the famed Little Italy bakery. The suit seeks an accounting and damages in Cuyahoga County court.

Parents in Orange City Schools pressed the board after social‑media posts they called antisemitic were traced to a staffer, the district says it is investigating. Students showed solidarity at Brady Middle.

Shaker Heights' inaugural DEI chief left this month after filing an EEOC charge alleging discrimination, the agency has escalated the case with a commissioner charge. The dispute raises questions about how the district handles equity and internal complaints.