The Evelyn Drive shooting followed a fatal shooting on Lucydale Avenue three days earlier.

Dr. Katie Clark had a baby at 15 and still finished medical school. Now she is one race from all 50 states.

A Cuyahoga County suspect returned the next day to collect dead ring-billed gulls, hoping to erase the evidence, officials say.

An officer was hurt after a wanted 28-year-old resisted arrest outside Park Place on Brookpark Road.

Cleveland will see clouds and afternoon showers Saturday before heavier rain and thunderstorms arrive overnight. A cooler, wetter pattern follows into next week.

State Sen. Jerry Cirino says he waited for “the right people” before releasing the funds. City leaders are still deciding which crumbling roads come first.

The pair joined the Cleveland Mounted Unit after separation anxiety kept them together, and a founder's grandson helped fund it.

Nearly two years after a four-alarm fire, the Carnegie Irish pub is rebuilding with salvaged Celtic crosses and iron gates from the ruins.

The John Adams Rebels have a fresh court to call home this season after a Cleveland ribbon-cutting with the Cavaliers.

The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation has built 49 new houses in two and a half years.

The fair board admits the 2025 ejection was wrong, but the sheriff still faces federal civil rights claims.

The Clark-Fulton hub keeps its 1910 bath house bones but adds a pool, gym and 3,500 handmade tiles telling neighbors' stories.

Dozens of East Canton drivers headed to court Friday as speed cameras have sent out more than 16,000 citations since July.