Andrew Siciliano replaces the retiring Jim Donovan as the radio play-by-play announcer for the Cleveland Browns, bringing years of experience from his time with the NFL Network.

Mayor Justin Bibb signed an order mandating union involvement in Cleveland's large infrastructure projects, fostering job creation and workforce development.

Ohio authorities are probing a Stark County crash involving a pick-up truck and a Jeep that killed one and injured another, with impairment cited as a factor.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift in Cleveland with one sunny day remaining before a potential for severe storms and cooler temperatures arrives, followed by clearer and warmer conditions next week.

The State of the County event in Cleveland will be held on September 5 at the Huntington Convention Center, featuring a keynote from Chris Ronayne and a community reception.

Cleveland bids to host the 2030 Special Olympics, which could bring significant economic impact and spotlight the city's ability to host large events.

TSO is returning to Cleveland for "The Lost Christmas Eve Tour" with two shows on December 27 at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, and tickets go on sale in September.

Cleveland launches a new online 311 service for easier access to city services, complementing the existing call center and emphasizing efficient, transparent interactions with city departments.

U.S. Marshals arrested 32-year-old Donald Mynatt for a hit-and-run that killed 7-year-old Amir Maclin in Cleveland. Mynatt is charged with not stopping after causing a death.

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announces the return of its Trick-Or-Treat Fest every weekend from October 4 to 27, with candy stations, a dance party, and characters.

Jaylon Jennings was sentenced to 16-21 years for a mass shooting in Cleveland's Warehouse District, where he injured nine people after opening fire outside a bar.

State funding has been secured to keep five of the Northeast Ohio Boys & Girls Clubs open, rescuing them from closure and allowing services for up to 300 children to continue.

Body cam footage from East Cleveland police captures multiple shootings during a high school reunion, with at least six wounded, the community calls for action.