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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Fire crews responded to a house fire on Kempton Avenue in Cleveland, live footage captured a heavy emergency response. Officials had not yet released cause or injury details.
A 51-year-old Canton man was shot through his apartment window and remains critical at Aultman Hospital; police have released 911 calls and are seeking tips.
FOX 8’s I‑Team found Clevelanders still waiting long for ambulances after the city hired medics, highlighting hospital offloads and system strain as part of the problem.
Arts & Culture in ...
Lagging ticket sales and an old renovation loan have pushed the Capitol Theatre into a fiscal squeeze, prompting a stewardship board to try to steady Gordon Square’s evening economy.
Cleveland officials will present a full accounting next Monday of the $3M Transformative Arts Fund after reporting raised questions about payments and oversight.
A bridge inspector found a body inside the framework of a Turnpike bridge in Swanton Township on April 20. The Lucas County Coroner is working to identify the person.
Sports in ...
Mitchell's 30 points and Harden's 28 helped Cleveland beat Toronto 115-105 and seize a 2-0 playoff lead before the series heads to Toronto.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The 271‑room Embassy Suites in Independence sold for just over $15 million, less than half its prior sale price.
Lubrizol will modernize its Wickliffe headquarters and consolidate more than 1,000 local employees in a phased, multi‑million‑dollar plan as it approaches its centennial.
Community & Society in ...
Cleveland opened 601 Coffee House inside City Hall on Monday, partnering with Black-owned UnBar Cafe to run a public coffee counter and lift local entrepreneurs.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
NEORSD will start work on the Big Creek Tunnel later in 2026 — the last of seven storage tunnels meant to reduce sewage entering Lake Erie. The 20‑ft, 4‑mile bore should cut roughly 550 million gallons a year.
Councilman Kris Harsh introduced a measure to exempt mid‑size live venues from Cleveland's 4% admissions tax — a change owners say could return thousands to neighborhood clubs.
Politics & Govt in ...
At a Perry roundtable, lawmakers said they might limit local vetoes over nuclear and data‑center projects as electricity demand surges. The convening put residents and industry face‑to‑face.
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