A Greater Cleveland Partnership report shows rising incomes and business growth, but local leaders say the region still lacks enough people to fill open jobs. Retaining grads and attracting newcomers are now the top tests for Cleveland’s momentum.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored Presidents' Day and drew parallels between presidential service and law enforcement duties in a Facebook post.

Sponsorships have plunged heading into next Saturday’s Brite Winter, leaving organizers to lean on tickets, donors and a small volunteer team. The festival will still run stages and art in Waterloo.

Fast Eddie’s Kitchen & Bar reopens Tuesday in Parma's Tri City Shopping Center with more seats, a 20-seat bar, a patio and regional-supplier menu touches.

A shooting outside a gas station at East 131st and Harvard left a man critically injured, with scanner audio shared on a community Facebook reel describing multiple victims.

Cleveland Clinic and startup Piramidal are piloting AI that scans 24 hours of EEG in seconds to speed seizure detection in ICUs. Clinicians will validate alerts alongside the system.

Barroco's Madison Avenue restaurant in Lakewood has closed after 15 years. Owners say Larchmere will remain open while Crocker Park pauses service.

Dense fog is reducing visibility across Cleveland this Monday morning, with an advisory until 11 a.m. Warmer, wetter weather arrives midweek.

The Jackson Township Police Department is seeking help in identifying individuals for case 26-10499 and asks the public to report information to Officer Leon, without posting names publicly.

A GOP-backed bill would require doctors to deliver a state-scripted liability warning about mifepristone and collect signed certification, splitting supporters and medical groups.

Brunswick Ohio Police reunited a lost dog with its owner, using social media to seek community assistance after the pet was found wandering near Center Road and Hadcock Road.

The Cleveland Fire Department warned of fire risks from mishandled lithium-ion batteries and is now using F-500 to combat such fires, emphasizing safe use and disposal practices.

North Ridgeville City Schools celebrated their 7th graders' participation in "The Amazing Shake," which teaches social skills through simulations like interviews and dining etiquette.