A federal judge says Ohio can't demand citizenship papers at the BMV, restoring the old sworn-statement rule ahead of the October 5 deadline.

Roy Barringer III said he had the paperwork proving his case was resolved, but a Rocky River court database glitch put him behind bars anyway.

Amber Henderson checked on Alvera Meuri at 9:30 p.m. but didn't report her missing for nine more hours, as the 84-year-old lay outside in freezing cold.

Downtown Lorain will burn a giant handcrafted wooden fish along the Black River as part of Ohio's semiquincentennial fair season.

A 69-year-old woman was pinned under a bus bumper on Broadview Road as elementary students headed back to class in Parma.

The steel tower near Mentor Marsh will give visitors a bird's-eye view of the preserve's 220,000 annual guests' favorite trails and waters.

CCDC quietly steers hundreds of thousands in public grants each meeting, and even a city councilman says he learned about one session just 30 minutes before showing up.

Cleveland gets a warm, partly sunny Wednesday before late-night storm chances return. Then comes a brief cooldown and a warmer weekend.

A test drive on Hamilton Court ended with a gun drawn, then a wild chase onto I-480 that hurt a Brook Park driver.

Hudson's new 12-passenger van starts rides September 2, but riders must book at least two weeks ahead.

The tentative pact needs eight of 11 county council votes by September 4 to reach November's ballot.

Plastic delineators are coming to a West Side corridor where more than 80% of drivers speed, Ward 14's councilwoman says.

Newly released footage shows guests trading blows at La Centre before officers from four cities poured in to break it up.