Cleveland's weekend weather saw a cold front, brief precipitation, and gusty conditions, with rain expected by Sunday evening.

Following Cleveland's commitment to update booking protocols, Cuyahoga County extended its deadline to accept uncharged individuals at the Corrections Center.

Mayor Bibb of Cleveland established a Municipal Cabinet for Children and Youth, focusing on strategic, collaborative, and community-informed approaches to youth welfare.

Marcus Johnson of Garfield Heights became the first Ohio junior to win Mr. Basketball, continuing a family legacy as the son of a former winner, Sonny Johnson.

Kent State students protest Ohio Senate Bill 1, which would ban diversity initiatives in higher education, arguing it threatens academic freedom and inclusivity.

ODOT is closing the Logan Avenue ramp to State Route 7 northbound in Mingo Junction due to slope failure. Repairs are expected to start mid-summer, and a detour is in place.

Akron police captured a runaway goat on a highway and released bodycam video of the chase. The goat was unharmed and handed over to an animal rescue group.

Cleveland native Amarion Dickerson of Robert Morris University plays in the NCAA Tournament, and his team's underdog appeal is enhanced by community and personal pride.

The Cleveland Guardians will partner with SeatGeek as their official ticket marketplace starting in 2025, with perks for fans and season ticket holders.

A credit card skimmer was found at a BP gas station in Mentor, Ohio, which could potentially steal card data. The police have issued advice on how to avoid skimming fraud.

Eleven members of a Cleveland drug trafficking group were sentenced after guilty pleas on federal crimes, including RICO conspiracy, with sentences varying from probation to 168 months in prison.

According to NWS Cleveland, Ohio's weather forecast includes a mix of high pressures and cold fronts with varying temperatures and wind gusts, along with potential rain and snow.

PUCO is holding public hearings on FirstEnergy's requested rate hike in Ohio. Residents can voice concerns or support, with options to participate in person, submit comments online, or mail them.