Ohio senators approved SB214 31-1, reclassifying suppressors under state law and sending the bill to the House amid debate over hearing protection and policing.

Researchers at Case Western and MetroHealth developed CD133‑targeted RNA nanoparticles that silence the FTO gene and slowed drug‑resistant leukemia in lab models.

Dean Wade rolled his ankle in pregame warmups and Jarrett Allen remains out, exposing a Cleveland roster short on frontcourt size and switchable defense with the playoffs approaching.

Next Friday's Guardians home opener brings special‑event parking, tow zones and street restrictions around Progressive Field.

Garfield Heights officers used a grappler bumper to halt a four-minute pursuit, police say the driver faces multiple felony and weapons charges.

A 4-year-old autistic North Olmsted boy was found safe in Guayanilla, Puerto Rico, his mother has been arrested and charged with interference with custody.

A house fire on Cleveland's East Side spread from the first to second floor, no one was home and no working smoke alarms were found, officials said. Investigators are probing the cause.

A Verona man was arrested after police say his Volkswagen carried six passengers — one in the trunk — through Berea. Officers reported smelling alcohol and say the driver failed field sobriety tests.

Vintage 2025 Census estimates show Greater Cleveland added about 4,167 people in 2025, largely because of international migration even as births lag.

A Cuyahoga County grand jury has charged former East Cleveland police chief Kenneth Lundy with 31 counts, accusing him of bribery, perjury and interference with civil rights while on duty.

EPA restarted dredging behind the Gorge Dam to remove decades of contaminated sediment. Material will be piped to a closed placement site in Cascade Valley and capped.

The Ohio House approved HB217 to require law enforcement to enter missing‑person reports into the federal NamUs database within 30 days, the bill now heads to the Senate. Advocates say it closes a long‑standing reporting gap.

Three teenagers were shot on West 46th Street in Cleveland, a community post says one 18‑year‑old died and two others were wounded.