Severe storms on Sunday cut power to over 100,000 people across Northeast Ohio; utility and municipal crews are working to restore service amid warnings.

A shooting outside Sportsman Lounge early Sunday left one person critically injured and prompted a multi-agency response.

Mostly sunny Monday with highs near 72°F. Strong storms and gusty winds possible Wednesday night into Thursday (June 17–18).

Dalton's police signed a 287(g) deal with ICE that deputizes five officers. Neighbors say the move could chill trust and deter people from seeking care or calling police.

The Guardians beat Detroit 3-1 at Progressive Field, but the win came with a major blow: José Ramírez suffered a hamate fracture and two outfielders left early. The team expects clearer medical news Sunday morning.

Painesville police are responding to an active emergency at the Lubrizol plant; SR‑2 westbound is closed near SR‑283 as crews work the scene. Details remain limited.

Elyria police are investigating a west-side shooting near Foster and Penfield; one person was taken to UH Elyria and investigators are searching for suspects.

Parade the Circle turned Wade Oval into a riot of color and rhythm on Saturday, with giant puppets, drummers and dozens of community booths. The Cleveland Museum of Art presented the free event.

A 70-year-old man surrendered after a four-hour motel standoff in Westlake; tactical teams used an armored vehicle and nonlethal rounds, and no one was hurt.

A morning shooting on the 1900 block of Cleveland Avenue in Linden left one person dead and another hospitalized.

An 18-year-old was arrested after a shooting on Aspen Place in Cuyahoga Falls left a 35-year-old dead. Police say it appears to be domestic-related and the probe continues.

FBI agents searched the Cleveland offices of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative; organizers say agents also visited homes and sought electronic devices and records.

The Ohio House voted unanimously to advance V.J.'s Law, a bill that would force dual reporting of suspected child abuse after a Canton infant's case exposed major gaps. The measure now moves to the Senate.