Parade hopefuls have until Aug. 21 to apply, while Lake Anna Park gears up for a Saturday concert and fireworks.

Cleveland gets a sunny, 86-degree Sunday before overnight storms usher in a wetter, stormier stretch through Wednesday.

Hundreds gathered on Pearl Road for the 23rd annual reunion, one last hurrah before the aging campus is torn down.

Sixteen Ohio colleges will erase graduate tuition bills in exchange for years of service in underserved communities.

A fan tumbled into a barricade during Enshrinement Week in Canton, and Brees steadied it before anyone got hurt.

Kirk Perry rigged federal contracts so his nephew could collect nearly $400,000 without ever showing up to work.

Crooked Leaf turned an old bank vault into a walk-in humidor and now plans a wellness floor with a sauna by winter.

The 1963 training yawl with deep Lorain roots is now about 10% restored at a Flats boatyard on the Cuyahoga.

A Lyft driver at Lake Park Tower says her wrecked car is her only income, as tenants question a lease promising 24-hour security.

A raffle winner will help script Akron's opening drive against Robert Morris, and rival fans are buying tickets just to sabotage it.

One resident says a single month of camera data covered 128,775 vehicle passes, searchable across dozens of states.

A Pennsylvania visitor with measles moved through Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, prompting monitoring through August 23.

A dispute over a car wash on Cleveland's West Side turned into gunfire that wounded a woman and man and struck two toddlers named in the indictment.