A New York investor has bought several senior‑living campuses across Northeast Ohio under the Meadow Falls banner, including large facilities in Richmond Heights and Rocky River.

A House committee substitute for HB 58 would require state certification of recovery homes, expand inspections and give prosecutors new enforcement tools.

Council voted unanimously to seek design and construction proposals after officials described mold, asbestos and structural decay at the city's service garage.

A state memo flags mechanical failures and driver lapses across Cleveland's school‑bus fleet. Officials say a corrective action plan was filed on Jan. 15.

Undercover footage from Accuracy in Media shows UC and Kent State staff saying DEI remains part of coursework, prompting questions about compliance with Ohio’s SB1.

Pastors, city officials and neighbors will meet Thursday in Painesville after three recent killings. Organizers want to move from grief to prevention and tip-sharing.

Fraud losses in Ohio are rising as scammers use AI, crypto and imposter tactics to extract millions. Local and federal officials lay out rules and hotlines for victims.

Warm Friday, then a brief burst of light snow late Saturday night with about an inch possible.

A one-car Norfolk Southern derailment in Alliance closed crossings and refocused lawmakers on a newly reintroduced bipartisan Railway Safety Act.

House Speaker Matt Huffman says he’ll "vigorously" block any repeal push after Gov. Mike DeWine signals he may oppose the death penalty, setting up a Statehouse fight.

Euclid police posted photos of a search-warrant sweep that officers say recovered multiple firearms — including an AR-style pistol modified to fire automatically — and suspected narcotics. The department tied the operation to a family it called a "long-running" trafficking group.

A Cuyahoga County corrections officer pleaded not guilty to federal drug charges despite body‑camera recordings that prosecutors say show she took money to smuggle meth, Suboxone and synthetic marijuana into the jail.

CMSD’s board approved a new calendar that pushes the first day back to Aug. 24, and tacks on a staff PD day to ease dozens of planned school mergers.