Clear weather is expected for Lake Erie's Memorial Day with high pressure, but showers and storms may arrive Tuesday with low pressure moving in. Temperatures will be below normal, warming later in the week.

Matthew J. Turnipseede of Las Vegas was sentenced to 65 months in prison for operating a multimillion-dollar sports betting Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of over $8.5 million.

Cuyahoga County completes a major land remediation in East Cleveland, involving demolition, waste removal, and environmental clean-up, with local and state agencies collaborating.

Cleveland State University introduces Ava, an AI virtual engagement officer developed with Givzey, to enhance alumni relations and philanthropic engagement.

Canton residents are invited to discuss the Cromer Water Reservoir Replacement Project on May 28 regarding its historical significance and infrastructure upgrade.

Akron Fire personnel completed a grueling Public Safety Diver certification to improve water rescue and recovery operations in Summit County, as announced by their association.

NWS Cleveland forecasts mixed weather for the region, with improving conditions and high pressure moving in, followed by a low-pressure system bringing showers and potential thunderstorms midweek.

Cleveland Heights City Council schedules a special meeting to discuss Mayor Kahlil Seren's leadership amid public protests and controversy, including allegations of antisemitism linked to Seren's wife.

Cuyahoga County has launched a new Office of Violence Prevention to address violence through a public health approach and is seeking a leader for the office.

Cleveland celebrates its 35th Senior Day and unveils the Age-Friendly Cleveland 2025–2028 Action Plan to improve inclusivity and accessibility for seniors.

Jackson Township Police are seeking help to identify two women in an investigation led by Officer Kakoules, asking for confidential tips via phone or an anonymous line.

A Venezuelan in Ohio faces charges including illegal firearm possession and using false documents after enrolling in a local school under false pretenses.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office celebrated two members graduating from the Leadership Lorain County program, highlighting their personal and community leadership growth.