The Cleveland Browns selected QB Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round of the NFL Draft after trading up, a move that sparked debate due to his pre-draft interview and Cleveland's unique draft strategy.

Cleveland is set to experience warmer, sunny weather before a forecasted stormy period starts, with a risk of frost and severe weather including potential tornadoes and heavy rain.

The City of Solon Police Department reminds the public that, starting in May, standard IDs will no longer be accepted for air travel, urging individuals to update their licenses to Real ID-compliant ones.

Police in Parma arrested a man following a vehicle and foot chase after a traffic stop, which included a firearm discharge and triggered a school lockdown.

The Elyria Police Department partners with the DEA for a Drug Take-Back event, allowing residents to safely dispose of prescription drugs at the police station.

Cavaliers fans gear up for NBA Playoff watch parties in Cleveland as the team faces the Miami Heat, backed by strong home game momentum and favored to win despite a shaky road record.

Harold Fannin Jr., a Canton native and Bowling Green alum, was drafted 67th overall by the Cleveland Browns, bringing local talent and a record-setting college career to the NFL team.

An Ohio man was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for defrauding investors of $7 million through stock manipulation, including targeting elderly individuals. He must also pay a $200,000 fine.

NWS Cleveland forecasts brisk northwest winds, a mix of showers, rough Lake Erie conditions, possible frost in Ohio, and potential severe storms on Tuesday with all hazards possible.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 (ODOT D12) has announced road closures in Cleveland at the end of April, affecting the I-480/I-77 interchange and I-271 express lanes. Commuters are advised to plan alternative routes.

Ohio's ODOT is enhancing the Southland District in Middleburg Heights with new sidewalks, crosswalks, and a multi-use path, promoting better access and economic development.

Road Patrol Captain Patrick Paterson of Lake County is set to retire on May 30, 2025, after a progressive career in law enforcement starting from 1997. Sheriff Leonbruno praised Paterson’s impactful service on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.

Sheriff Hall of Lorain County engaged with the community at a town hall, focusing on open dialogue and addressing concerns to foster transparency and trust.