NASA is soliciting proposals to lease about 1,736 acres at the Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, split across five parcels with bids due July 2, 2026.

Mayor Justin Bibb urged judges to speed court action after months of tenant complaints at Reserve Square as foreclosure and safety problems complicate repairs.

Two people died and a third was flown to the hospital after an early-morning crash on Broadway Avenue in Maple Heights. Investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

Dense fog and light rain will slow Thursday's commute in Cleveland. Showers and storms return through Saturday with a higher risk.

A bipartisan Senate bill would create statewide referral teams, telehealth peer support and initial funding to link mothers who screen positive for perinatal behavioral health conditions to care.

USDA approved Ohio’s request to bar soda and pop purchases with SNAP, set to begin Oct. 1, 2026. State officials cite health goals while advocates warn of costs and stigma.

Rocky River High School was locked down Wednesday after a phone threat. Police conducted building sweeps and no injuries were reported.

Auburn Career Center in Concord Township went into lockdown on Wednesday after a threatening phone call. Deputies swept the campus and said there is no active threat.

Fairview Park moved the Gemini Center natatorium's finish date to May 15, delaying spring swim programs while crews complete mechanical and pool finishes.

Northern Ohio authorities have named Lura Brown a fugitive and say a reward is available. Officials cite sex-offender registration and parole violations.

Cuyahoga County plans a new Division of Building Standards to centralize permitting and inspections, funded with real estate assessment dollars and meant to speed redevelopment.

At its Tuesday meeting, council declared Cumberland Pool has reached the end of its useful life and directed staff to pursue grants and partnerships for a replacement. Other park and roadway projects also moved forward on the agenda.

Officials are laying out timelines and potential users for a 1,000‑acre industrial site as New Russia Township prepares to vote. Locals say they'd rather keep the land rural than trade it for uncertain jobs.