Cleveland Clinic reassigned senior leaders to centralize oversight of international affiliates and partnerships as it moves to scale care and services abroad.

After their son’s death in November 2022, a Streetsboro family has pushed a bipartisan federal package named for him that would criminalize sextortion. The Senate advanced the measure in February, and local lawmakers are now urging floor votes.

A new Ohio bill would bar nonresidents who lack lawful presence from driving in the state and make violations a first‑degree misdemeanor, with citations forwarded to ICE. The measure also directs the attorney general to sue other states in specific crash cases.

A 57-year-old was hospitalized in serious condition after an overnight shooting near East 30th and Central Avenue, Cleveland EMS says.

A deeply discounted sale of 1100 Superior gives the new owner room to stage a careful, phased conversion. Low acquisition costs are turning patience into a development tool.

The eight-seat omakase Sushi Kuwahata will reopen in late April in Ohio City with a trimmed tasting menu, lower price and a small Kuwahata Lounge planned for June.

Gordon Crossing’s 54 mixed‑income units drew more than 1,300 inquiries, underscoring how scarce below‑market apartments are near University Circle. Leasing staff have dozens of applications left to process.

A 40-year-old man was taken into custody after a standoff in Cleveland’s Jefferson neighborhood, police say. Charges are pending. Detectives are processing the scene.

At Akron's Spring Hill Apartments tenants report cockroaches, mold and halted mail while the owner has collected federal housing tax credits.

A 6-year-old in Copley-Fairlawn was left on a bus and found inside the district garage. The substitute driver was fired and the family is seeking footage and answers.

Scattered severe storms are possible in Cleveland Thursday afternoon and into the night. Expect heavy rain, damaging gusts and isolated tornado risk.

Medina's Blue Heron blends craft beer with concerts, a large ballroom and seasonal attractions that are pulling crowds from Cleveland.

Cleveland‑Cliffs abandoned its DOE‑backed hydrogen upgrade for Middletown Works, leaving the plant and thousands of jobs in question as company and federal officials weigh alternatives.