Frost Advisory in Cleveland until 9 a.m.; sunny and breezy with highs near 65°F. Scattered storms possible Monday, widespread rain Tuesday–Wednesday.

A 35-year-old man was shot near E. 105th and Grantwood on Cleveland’s East Side and taken to University Hospitals in critical condition.

Crow's Nest in Ashtabula aims to reopen in about two weeks after an April 10 crash and fire that killed the driver. Repairs and community fundraisers are underway.

A 24-year-old pleaded guilty to five counts of endangering children in the case of infant Makenna Rae, who arrived at Rainbow Babies in May 2024 with severe injuries.

A caller told Medina police they planned to "shoot up" the high school, prompting a brief lockdown Friday. Officers searched the campus, found no weapon and called the threat non‑credible.

A fire that began at Falls Family Restaurant on Columbia Road spread through a downtown strip in Olmsted Falls, damaging multiple storefronts. Officials reported no injuries and roads were closed.

A lawsuit filed May 1, 2026, alleges Cuyahoga County and MetroHealth failed Tasha Grant after officers restrained her during a May 2025 hospital stay, the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide.

Two Republicans — Jay Edwards and Kristina Roegner — meet in the May 5 primary for Ohio treasurer, a race shaped by national endorsements, undecided voters and the House Bill 6 legacy.

Family members found a woman dead on East 116th Street, police say the death is under homicide investigation.

RJ Barrett’s bouncing 3 in overtime gave the Raptors a 112-110 win and forced a decisive Game 7 in Cleveland. The series now heads back to Cleveland on Sunday.

A Summit County judge handed Edward Hanserd an 11–16.5 year term after a 2023 I‑80 stop uncovered 508 grams of cocaine and about two pounds of marijuana.

Air Canada began daily nonstop seasonal service from Cleveland Hopkins to Montréal on Friday. City leaders say it will strengthen tourism and business ties.

Gov. DeWine says Ohio’s 2026 sales-tax holiday will run Aug. 7–9, reverting to a three‑day back-to-school weekend, clothing up to $75 and school supplies up to $20 will be exempt.