Tanger has purchased the upscale Pinecrest shopping center in Orange Village, Ohio, for $167 million, expanding its presence in the full-price retail market.

Cleveland's weather is changing. The National Weather Service predicts a mix of snow, rain, freezing drizzle, strong winds, and lake-effect snow. Minor flooding and slippery conditions may occur, followed by a cold spell.

The Ohio State Fire Marshal has determined a house fire in Alliance, Ohio, to be arson and is offering a $5,000 reward for information.

Cleveland has doubled its allocation to the Housing Trust Fund, increasing it to $6,999,701, intending to rehabilitate 170 rental units for affordable housing. Comments are open until March 14.

The Cleveland Guardians will launch a direct-to-consumer streaming service in 2025. The service will offer blackout-free access to around 150 games and offer subscription options at $99.99 for the season or $19.99 monthly.

Seventeen Akron residents face a 51-count indictment for running an extensive drug ring, distributing various controlled substances, and using firearms.

Authorities are searching for Gracie Garver, a missing 14-year-old in Wayne County, and are asking for public help. She was last seen wearing a white coat and blue jeans.

Ohio faces an ice storm with over a quarter inch of ice accumulation, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an Ice Storm Warning for several counties.

Juan Davis and Devonte Parker are convicted of murder and other charges in the death of 3-year-old Luis Diaz in Cleveland.

Akron will invest $1 million in sidewalk repairs and $5.75 million in resurfacing 48 miles of road to improve infrastructure. Mayor Malik has prioritized residents' concerns.

West Park Elementary in Ravenna will close due to declining enrollment, aligning with a district consolidation plan. Students will transfer to Willyard Elementary School.

An elderly woman died in a house fire exacerbated by hoarding conditions in Cleveland. Firefighters' efforts were hindered by clutter, with the fire causing an estimated $210,000 in damages.

Akron is inviting public input on new crowd management policies following a lawsuit settlement. A forum is scheduled, and consultant Spencer Fomby is aiding the process.