The former Meyer Products campus on Euclid Avenue is up for online auction, offering about 265,000 square feet of heavy‑power industrial space to buyers.

The FCC targeted the carrier behind a months‑long Walmart‑impersonation robocall; here's what Cleveland shoppers need to know.

Mentor Schools is weighing a plan to close three elementary buildings and move eighth‑graders into Mentor High School as officials aim to shrink the district’s elementary footprint and shore up the budget. The board approved a 3.5‑mill levy for the Nov. 3 ballot while asking for more analysis before any final vote.

Reps. Shontel Brown and Rashida Tlaib unveiled companion bills to create a $9.5B‑a‑year program to remove lead paint and pipes, targeting hard‑hit cities like Cleveland.

Federal regulators are weighing an overhaul — even a breakup — of PJM as data‑center demand and capacity prices strain the grid serving Northeast Ohio. The decisions could push costs onto local customers and cities.

A local Facebook remembrance page identified the driver killed in an I‑490 rollover as 38‑year‑old Abdullah Jaffal. Investigators are probing the cause of the crash.

Akron Children's will acquire Stark Women's Center in Canton, folding the long‑running OB/GYN practice into its maternal and pediatric network. The purchase is expected to close by Feb. 2027.

Dispatch audio posted to Facebook says officers found a man shot in the chest on Trafalgar Avenue; police have not released suspect or condition details.

Federal prosecutors say 16 people were indicted after investigators allege a Mansfield car wash was used to stash drugs, cash and firearms. Fifteen are jailed and one suspect is at large.

A mid‑morning fire at Barrington Place Apartments in Westlake forced an evacuation, hospitalized at least one firefighter and prompted a multi‑agency response. The American Red Cross is helping displaced residents.

Smoke and a small fire aboard a Red Line train near West Boulevard–Cudell sent three riders to MetroHealth early Wednesday; firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Colossal Cupcakes will close its North Olmsted shop on July 26, ending the brand’s last retail presence after more than a decade. The move follows the 2020 damage to its downtown storefront.

Crews are sealing a 2,600-foot abandoned well at Canterbury and Sweetbriar in North Olmsted after neighbors reported a gas-like odor. Officials say the smell is expected and not dangerous.