A large sinkhole on I-90 westbound near Avon shut several lanes Saturday, snarling the afternoon commute and forcing detours near the SR‑611 exit. Authorities urged drivers to expect delays.

A vehicle fired into homes along West 45th Street on Cleveland's West Side, wounding two people as police search for the suspect vehicle.

A Midvale man is jailed after deputies say he fired a shot from his porch near his children; SWAT used a flash‑bang and a drone while investigators recovered a gun and shell casing.

A 34-year-old Parma man was arrested after officers stopped a stolen Ford F-150 near Holy Cross Cemetery; police found firearms and booked him on a felony charge.

A developer group proposes a 600,000‑sq‑ft Cleveland Clinic operations center at the former Ford site in Walton Hills, centralizing sterile processing and pharmacy work. The plan hinges on a large CRA tax break and would relocate hundreds of Clinic jobs.

Ohio lawmakers lined up behind a federal plan to pump $350 million a year into restoring the Ohio River, creating an EPA office to coordinate grants for water quality, habitat and cleanup work.

A 32-year-old Akron man died after his motorcycle collided with a pickup at the US-6/SR-46 intersection in New Lyme Township; OSHP is investigating.

Police are investigating an antisemitic mailing delivered to a Hunting Valley home; civil‑rights groups say the incident fits a troubling national pattern.

Portage County deputies seized psilocybin, cocaine, a handgun and about $3,448 during a Ravenna search; a man was booked and charges are pending.

A rebuilt stretch of Woodlawn Road opened in East Cleveland’s Circle East district as county funding joins federal and land‑bank investments in a $122M revitalization.

Daishon Bryant pleaded not guilty this week after prosecutors say he shot and killed a 49-year-old man at a Sunoco on East 93rd during the Juneteenth weekend.

A Maple Heights man was sentenced to 108 months after investigators found more than 3,000 child sexual abuse files on his devices, officials say.

About $72.1 million will fund 33 roadway‑safety projects across 23 Ohio counties, focusing on roundabouts, sidewalks and intersection upgrades over the next several fiscal years.