Akron police released surveillance photos after a Saturday armed robbery at the Circle K on West Market and asked residents to report tips to detectives.

A 37-year-old Elyria man was arrested after an altercation left a woman with a deep finger injury; he faces a felony domestic-violence charge and is due in court July 7.

A 5-year-old boy was found dead after flash flooding in Lewisville, Monroe County; authorities are investigating while emergency crews urged residents to avoid floodwaters.

A homeowner’s Ring camera caught a black bear on a Pepper Pike driveway early Sunday. Police urged neighbors to secure trash and give the animal space.

Patchy lake fog slows the morning commute as Cleveland climbs to about 80°F. Isolated showers this afternoon; heavier storms possible Thursday–Friday.

Cuyahoga County will pay $400,000 to settle discrimination and employment claims from former internal audit director Monica Houston.

A Brunswick woman has sued after her 75-year-old veteran husband fell when a hospital-bed rail allegedly broke; the federal complaint names the VA center, the maker and the installer.

NFLPA records show the Browns received $88.781 million in cap credits tied to Deshaun Watson’s injuries, shifting Cleveland’s offseason salary-cap picture. The credits come from insurance language in earlier restructures and will affect roster math heading into training camp.

Kroger has hired Emilee De Martino from McDonald’s as its new chief people officer, replacing Tim Massa ahead of a major integration and expansion phase.

A phased repaving will turn Payne Avenue into a parking-buffered protected bike corridor between East 13th and East 55th, with paint, posts and parked cars creating the buffer.

Usher and Chris Brown’s Cleveland stadium stop now starts at 8:30 p.m.; gates open at 7 p.m. Here’s what to know about road closures, tickets, bags and transit.

U.S. Marshals say John Cloud removed an ankle monitor and fled while facing federal firearm charges; a reward is available for information leading to his arrest.

Ohio State researchers say a CRISPR vaccine beat leishmaniasis in animals as U.S. clinicians report rising cases. The team is preparing human trials.