A Cuyahoga County judge ruled that Cleveland's lawsuit against the Browns over their planned move to Brook Park can proceed, rejecting the team's dismissal request.

Brandon Kennedy was sentenced to 11-15 years for a crash in Youngstown, killing a child and injuring another. He had a record of license suspensions and vehicular offenses.

Two pediatricians were fired by University Hospitals amid claims of union busting; they contend their dismissal was due to union organizing efforts, sparking community protests.

Lorain County extends its Via LC microtransit service through July 2026, continuing to offer on-demand rides for residents, funded by a mix of grants and city contributions.

Ohio is set for a week of varied weather, with a cold front arriving Saturday night, potential severe Saturday storms, and midweek showers and thunderstorms, amidst fluctuating temperatures.

Cleveland State Athletics hosts a fundraising soiree on August 23 at the Viking Public House, benefitting student-athletes with tickets available for an on-site raffle.

CMHA is seeking feedback on two housing initiatives aimed at improving local conditions, including a radon mitigation project with a FONSI. Community input is welcomed via email, with details available online.

Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a functioning but inconveniently located sewer line is not a "material defect" that must be disclosed by the seller in residential property transactions.

The article discusses the historical significance of the Northwest Ordinance and its lasting impact on Ohio's legal system, including civil liberties and the importance of education.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine addresses concerns about child health care and the future of Medicaid, amidst federal funding cuts that could impact Ohioans' access to medical care.

Two teens were shot in Cleveland, one died, and the other is seriously injured. The shooting, near East 49th Street, is under investigation by police.

Ohio's Jackson Township Police seek help to identify a person for an investigation, asking the public to contact Officer Speight at (330) 834-3960, referencing case 25-38345.

A lost white shepherd dog in Jackson Township was reunited with its owner after being found wandering the streets, as shared by the local police on social media.