Amber Alert for a 1-month-old girl in Warrensville Heights was canceled after her safe return to her father, she had been taken by her non-custodial mother.

President Trump said he would block the Gordie Howe International Bridge's opening unless Canada 'compensates' the U.S.; Michigan leaders warn blocking it would cost jobs and choke supply lines.

A jury convened Monday in Cuyahoga County as worship director Andres Andino faces charges including rape, sexual battery and unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. The accused has pleaded not guilty and remains on administrative leave from both parishes.

Akron Children's bought the Plaza West office building at 20220 Center Ridge Road in Rocky River, expanding the pediatric system's reach into Cuyahoga County suburbs.

A 56-year-old Lyft driver was killed after his car crashed into a guardrail in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood. Police say investigators are working with Lyft and no arrests have been reported.

Cleveland State named Dr. Andrew Crawford to lead enrollment as officials try to halt falling headcount and a multimillion‑dollar revenue shortfall.

A man was shot in the leg near E. 71st and Harvard, video shows medics loading him into an ambulance and officers detaining a suspect.

Milder Tuesday with highs near 42°F, a slight rain chance late afternoon, and lake-effect snow possible overnight. Avoid uncertain ice along Lake Erie.

Two overnight shootings on Cleveland’s East Side left one man seriously hurt and a 35-year-old critically wounded as police investigate multiple scenes.

Cleveland‑Cliffs shares plunged after a weak 2025 left the steelmaker with large losses. Management says conditions have begun to improve, and it set modest 2026 targets.

A Massillon teen was left paralyzed after a Jan. 12 incident at Indian River juvenile facility. His family has hired an attorney as investigators continue their work.

Summa Health and Cleveland Clinic Akron General have begun equipping security staff with body‑worn cameras to document incidents and support staff safety. The move follows rising reports of workplace violence in hospitals.

MLB told the Cleveland Guardians that Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz cannot report to spring training as federal indictments and a league review continue. The decision leaves camp opening without two frontline pitchers.