A man was detained after reports of a shooting at Summit Mall Friday; authorities said no injuries were reported and officers secured the scene.

Photos shared to a local Facebook page show a Cleveland bus shelter riddled with bullet damage; witnesses say several shots rang out and no injuries were reported.

A Youngstown family says ICE detained and deported their husband and father via Youngstown‑Warren Regional Airport; records and reporting point to Mahoning County Jail as a staging point. Community fundraisers and advocates are scrambling to respond.

NEADA projects Ohio households may pay about $672 to cool homes this summer while LIHEAP funding faces potential cuts.

A Garfield Heights man was sentenced to 352 months after pleading guilty to a December 2021 spree that targeted 10 Cleveland‑area stores. Prosecutors say he stole nearly $3,000 and hid evidence.

The regional sewer district plans modest, multiyear sewer and stormwater fee increases that would slowly raise the typical monthly bill; public meetings are set in May.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol will stage OVI checkpoints across Ohio May 14–16 as officials cite a surge in serious and fatal impaired-driving crashes this year.

The City of Cleveland issued an RFQ to revive four East Side landmark school buildings, pitching preservation as a path to neighborhood renewal. Teams must apply by early June.

Clear this morning, but storms and gusty winds are possible this evening. Expect scattered showers, brief heavy downpours, and possible strong gusts.

Mentor appointed Brandon Dynes as law director, formalizing ties with Thrasher, Dinsmore & Dolan and tapping his experience advising regional agencies. The firm will supply legal staff to the city.

Twinsburg voters rejected a proposed 1.25% earned‑income tax in the May 5 primary, leaving the district to deepen cuts and consider an independent performance audit. Board members met to map next steps.

Auburn Township employee Nancy R. Dolezal was indicted on theft and records‑tampering counts tied to the sale of two cemetery plots. Prosecutors say the fiscal officer flagged the irregularities.

A bipartisan bill would order a GAO study on using satellite broadband to reach up to 1M Ohioans in hard‑to‑wire areas.