Tommy Rees, a former Notre Dame quarterback and tight ends coach, has been promoted to offensive coordinator by the Cleveland Browns, taking over from the recently dismissed Ken Dorsey.

A man in Mentor escaped an overnight house fire thanks to his functioning smoke detector. The fire department highlighted the incident to stress the importance of such devices.

Elyria Police Chief William Pelko will retire after a career marked by progress and controversy, including an incident involving improper police entry and the use of a flashbang.

Cleveland has sued the Browns to prevent their relocation, citing violations of Ohio's Modell Law and existing contracts after taxpayer-funded stadium investments.

The Cleveland Guardians have announced their 2025 Spring Training schedule. Pitchers and catchers will report on February 11, and the whole team will begin working out on February 16.

An Elyria police officer sustained minor injuries after a collision with a teen driver, who was cited for a stop-sign violation. The officer was treated and is expected to recover fully.

Summit County's Medical Examiner will release the autopsy results of Jazmir Tucker, shot by Akron police, without commenting on the BCI investigation.

The NWS has issued a forecast for Cleveland, anticipating wintry weather, lake-effect snow showers, and varying temperatures. Potential travel impacts and a Small Craft Advisory on Lake Erie are also expected.

Akron, Ohio, led by Mayor Malik's Office, celebrates citizens aged 100 and above with personalized birthday greetings, reflecting on their historical witness and aiming to bridge generational gaps.

Akron observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day with closed city offices, delayed trash service, and events at the Akron Art Museum, Akron Urban League, and Akron Zoo. Mayor Malik comments on King's legacy and justice.

A man was hospitalized with burns after a house fire in South Euclid on Monday night, causing an estimated $150,000 in damages. Fire crews managed the scene with initial manpower shortages.

The latest report indicates a minor rise in industrial vacancy rates in Mentor, Ohio, with a 1.9% rate and a broader 3.6% rate across eight counties.

The Cleveland 4th Quarter 2024 Retail Market Report shows a stable vacancy rate at 4.3% across eight counties, with Lake County slightly lower at 4.5%. Mentor retains a 6.6% vacancy rate, highlighting challenges in commercial growth.