Governor DeWine promotes OhioSEE, a vision care initiative for children, during a visit at Robinwood Lane Elementary, emphasizing its impact on learning and the ease of providing services in schools.

Stark County’s new human‑trafficking task force completed its first operation on Feb. 10, leading to two arrests and one suspect treated for a non‑life‑threatening gunshot wound.

A joint Ohio and Cleveland police detail led to two arrests and the seizure of drugs, guns and cash after suspects tried to flee. Authorities posted details on X.

Two students were removed after a 9mm handgun and other weapons were found at Strongsville High, the district is testing sensors and forming a community advisory team.

Nightjar, an intimate cocktail-and-jazz lounge, opens this Friday at Eton Chagrin Boulevard with weekend live jazz, a short beer-and-wine list and small plates. Founding VIPs can sign up for waived cover and perks.

Cuyahoga County says federal SNAP changes mean many recipients must document work hours by early March or risk losing benefits. Here's what to do and who to call.

Ohio handed out more than $3 million in film tax credits to seven productions — including "Exodus," a project state filings suggest may be tied to the Superman sequel.

The String Cheese Incident will play Cain Park on Aug. 11, 2026, artist presale starts Feb. 11 and public tickets go on sale Feb. 13. Details and ticket links follow.

GM ordered suppliers to map where First Brands parts sit in their chains after the auto‑parts firm’s collapse, sparking a rapid review across buyers and lenders. Courts and prosecutors are now pressing the fallout while local distributors watch deliveries.

Progressive has listed a roughly 56‑acre wooded parcel at 520 Som Center Road in Mayfield Village, village officials say rezoning and a likely referendum will shape what gets built.

A 27-year-old Lyft driver, identified as Vasyl Shvets, was shot and later died after a crash on East 84th Street in Cleveland. A local remembrance page has launched a fundraiser to help his family.

A new GOP bill, H.B. 693, would reinterpret conversion therapy rules, limit pronoun and foster policies and let the state pull funding from noncompliant governments.

House Bill 646 would create a 13‑member panel to study Ohio's booming data‑center industry and its effects on water, power, farmland and neighborhoods.