The trial of suspended East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King, who faces charges including theft and unlawful interest in a public contract, begins with jury selection. He has rejected a plea deal.

Akron city offices will close for Memorial Day, affecting trash pickup. A commemorative event is planned, with adjustments for bad weather. Mayor Malik reflects on the day's importance.

Cleveland's Euclid Beach Arch is being restored and relocated, with plans to unveil its original wood-panel design and historic features, enhancing the Collinwood area with a new park.

Lt. Kathy Rose is retiring from the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office after 33 years, as announced on Facebook by Sheriff Hildenbrand, who commended her dedication and impact.

The Northfield Center Township Open House offered community engagement with the Summit County Sheriff's Office and other local safety services, featuring demonstrations, hands-on experiences, and food.

Cleveland Heights residents protest outside City Hall, calling for Mayor Kahlil Seren's resignation over his wife's alleged antisemitic remarks and improper access to city hall.

Cleveland residents can expect intermittent showers and unsettled weather throughout the week due to a low pressure system, with the potential for weaker lake-induced showers by Friday night and possible improvement by Sunday.

Cleveland Police is searching for a missing 16-year-old boy, Nas'Cir Townsend, last seen yesterday. He was wearing black pants and a hoodie. The police are asking for tips.

The Cleveland Metroparks Summer Concert Series is returning, offering live music and local food at six waterfront locations, with events scheduled from June 12 to August 16, including Thursday evening performances.

A 19-year-old was arrested after a high-speed chase in Cleveland, ending with a crash that injured three and a deputy firing a shot. No injuries from the gunfire were reported, and the teen faces multiple charges.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office humorously commented on Cleveland's weather and Cavs games in a post that also promoted their "Monday's Most Wanted" initiative, encouraging public assistance with tips.

Springfield Township Police Officers Timothy Keys and Austin Branham graduated from Crisis Intervention Training to better handle mental health crises.

Cleveland Police District 2 honored Officers Miranda and McNamara as Officers of the Month for their exemplary service, leadership, and dedication, including volunteer work and community outreach.