Pro Bowl linebacker Jeremiah Owusu‑Koramoah will miss the 2026 season after lingering effects from a 2024 neck injury, forcing the Browns to reshuffle their defense.

The Lake County Captains are pushing Eastlake for a new long-term lease and roughly $400K in repairs at Classic Auto Group Park. A town hall is set for Monday to discuss the plan.

Cleveland has agreed to a roughly $3 million term sheet to settle a class-action alleging discriminatory water liens, shutoffs and overbilling that hit Black residents. The deal would split about $1.8M to claimants and $1.2M for legal fees.

Four people were shot Thursday night across from John Adams High in Cleveland's Union-Miles neighborhood; three were taken to University Hospital with minor leg wounds.

A 68‑year‑old bicyclist was killed on Harrison Road after being struck by a pickup; troopers say she attempted a left turn and was not wearing a helmet.

Transit footage shows an SUV cut off an RTA bus on West 117th; someone flashed a gun and four people were indicted this week.

A Mansfield mother says renting short‑term homes for unsupervised teen parties put her son in harm’s way and she’ll join a rally pressing parents to be accountable.

METRO recorded 5.6 million trips in 2025 and zero onboard accidents, but board notes show on-time performance and some preventable-accident KPIs still need work.

State Rep. Darnell Brewer unveiled "Amya's Law," pairing tax incentives and voluntary storage with new penalties after the Dec. 5, 2025 death of 11‑year‑old Amya Frazier.

State police-led sweeps in Cincinnati and Cleveland netted 10 felony arrests and eight illegal guns, including one seized from a 13-year-old.

At Cleveland’s City Club, HHS Secretary RFK Jr. called the U.S. the "sickest nation" and previewed dietary and vaccine policy moves that have drawn legal and medical pushback.

Sandusky opened its first roundabout Thursday at Cleveland Road and Cedar Point Drive, changing how drivers arrive at Cedar Point as the park reopens.

CH‑UH suspended contracts for 21 workers and said it will cut at least $5 million from next year’s budget, trimming coaches, Title I teachers and administrators.