The Summit County OVI Task Force is setting up sobriety checkpoints to curb impaired driving on September 19-20, as announced by the Sheriff's Office.

Ohio's ODOT plans an extensive I-90 rehab from Hilliard Rd. to West Blvd., starting in August 2025, with completion by October 2028, potentially causing detours and delays.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts stable weather for the eastern Great Lakes to New England with sunny days and a slight cold front on Friday, and potentially dry weekends.

An 83-year-old man died after a house fire in Osnaburg Township, Stark County. The incident is under investigation.

The Browns and Ravens are preparing for a Week 2 divisional game, with both teams seeking their first win of the season. Joe Flacco is set to face his ex-team, while both sides manage injuries and emphasize the importance of special teams.

Judge Kilbane is deciding whether De'Lawnte Hardy, accused of murdering a police officer and his grandmother, should stay in a state mental hospital or face trial.

East Cleveland's Deputy Safety Director, Mansell Baker, was fired for alleged policy violations, including misrepresenting his title and engaging in unauthorized police activity.

Fairview Park City Council President Michael Kilbane resigned after making insensitive comments about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Ex-NFL receiver Rashard Higgins joined the Dallas Fire Department, transitioning from football to firefighting as a reflection of his faith and service to others.

Cleveland's weather will be mild with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s to 80s, cool nights, and light northeast winds through the week, as high pressure dominates.

North Ridgeville promises a tenfold income tax credit increase from 0.1% to 1.0% with the passage of Issue 8, as outlined in ordinance No. 2025-114 and detailed in their FAQ section.

The Villaview Road resurfacing project in Cleveland is advancing, with the Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 indicating progress on concrete repairs before final surfacing.

Cleveland Division of Fire celebrated the graduation of its 40th class of new firefighters, highlighting the event on social media and emphasizing the demanding nature of their roles.