Tri-C partners with Cleveland Metropolitan School District to offer automatic college admission to all CMSD seniors, facilitating a seamless transition to higher education.

A section of the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park will be closed temporarily for riverbank stabilization work from December 18, 2023, to May 3, 2024, weekdays only.

Emily Bacha is appointed to lead the Fresh Water Institute in Cuyahoga County, bringing her extensive environmental sector experience to focus on water resource management.

Child mortality in Cuyahoga County jumped by 25%, including increased infant deaths and homicides, raising concerns and sparking preventative efforts.

Cleveland's City Council President proposed a new ward map to reduce council wards from 17 to 15, with critics accusing gerrymandering amid the city's population decline.

The Cleveland Browns made roster changes, placing cornerback Greg Newsome II on injured reserve and waiving wide receiver Kadarius Toney after a loss to the Steelers.

Hall of Fame baseball player Rocky Colavito passed away at 91. He was renowned for his time with the Cleveland Guardians and an enduring fan favorite.

Two people were fatally shot at an Euclid apartment complex, leading to a manhunt for the suspects by local police. The incident, which occurred in the evening, is under investigation.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts a wintry mix with potential snow due to two cold fronts, leading to lake-effect snow and challenging conditions in Northeast Ohio.

An 8-year-old boy in Akron died in an accidental shooting at home, prompting a police inquiry into the incident and raising questions about firearm safety.

Lake County hosts the 29th Protect & Serve Tavern event to promote sober driving during the holidays. The event offers mocktails and safety activities at Great Lakes Mall.

Haleigh Horger, 20, died in a fire in Akron's attic, where she and a male friend took shelter. Another person and two firefighters were injured but stable. The cause is under investigation.

The Akron teachers' union is considering a lawsuit against Superintendent Dr. Michael Robinson for using "confidential mode" emails, which they argue violates Ohio's public records laws.