A second-floor drywall ceiling collapsed during a garage fire in Medina Township, briefly trapping a firefighter who was rescued and later released from the hospital.

Cloudy Friday with spotty showers turning to more widespread rain tonight. Warm Saturday with a chance of late-afternoon storms and frost risk early next week.

Activists say they found hundreds of immigration-related queries in Shaker Heights' Flock Safety database, prompting a citywide block on such searches and fresh calls for an audit.

Fox 8’s New Day Cleveland ran a small "Forgotten Fern" feature on May 7 as bomb threats hit several Northeast Ohio schools and reports surfaced that AG Dave Yost may resign. The juxtaposition pushed the clip into wider local coverage.

Noble Beast will convert the former Bookhouse on West 25th into Anthology Cask House — a compact pub for cask ales and imported drafts with food by Little Cloud.

A bomb threat put Amherst Exempted Village Schools on Level 1 lockdown Thursday as police and fire crews responded across the district.

A federal complaint says a Brecksville-Broadview Heights aide stole students’ prescriptions and swapped pills; the aide later pleaded guilty and was jailed.

Dave Yost is resigning as Ohio attorney general on May 7, 2026, handing Gov. Mike DeWine the job of naming a temporary successor and potentially reshuffling statewide offices. Here’s how the appointment and election rules will play out.

A Cleveland woman is wanted on six counts of cruelty to companion animals after authorities say dogs were deprived of food and water. Officials ask anyone with tips to call Crime Stoppers.

More than 7,000 FirstEnergy customers in Lorain County lost power on May 7; crews and local officials are working to restore service and assess damage.

Two men were found dead inside a room at the Euclid Motel on Euclid Avenue; investigators are on scene and the deaths are under investigation.

A house fire on Cleveland’s East Side left two dogs dead and displaced three adults; the fire department posted photos showing crews at the scene.

Three oversight bodies plan separate surveys of Cleveland residents as the city seeks to exit federal oversight. Officials caution duplication could blur what the public is actually saying.