Sen. Louis Blessing’s SB382 would put many statewide and congressional candidates on a single primary ballot; backers tout broader participation while critics warn of gaming and higher costs.

French supplier OPmobility will build a Rossford plant that promises 500+ jobs and production starting in late 2027.

Firefighters knocked down a house fire along E. 89th Street in Cleveland on Wednesday; two people were transported and crews remained on scene.

Bryson Tiller's Neo Trapsoul Tour stops at Blossom Music Center on Sept. 25. Artist presale opens Wednesday; general tickets go on sale Friday at noon local time.

Sommelier Sarah Halko is opening Aria Wine Bar in Little Italy with a curated Italian‑focused list, small shareables and a patio. The neighborhood spot aims for a mid‑July opening.

A Cleveland man says he was detained and sexually assaulted by a Cleveland Clinic police officer after rushing a shooting victim to the ER; he’s suing for $10 million.

Republic National Distributing will close three Ohio facilities, eliminating more than 50 jobs as the distributor pursues market sales and asset transfers.

Crews responded to two residential garage fires on W. 53rd in Old Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon. Initial union posts list multiple engines and ladders on scene.

Photos posted to a local Cleveland Facebook page show SWAT units at East 115th and St. Clair; the situation remains unverified and details are limited.

A man in his mid-40s was shot Tuesday night in Cleveland's Cudell neighborhood and taken to MetroHealth. Police say the case remains under investigation.

Clear and cool Wednesday in Cleveland, warming into the 80s by Friday. Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday, June 6.

Mentor council will consider awarding a $12.6M contract to build Fire Station No. 3 at Johnnycake Ridge Road and Plaza Boulevard, with staff proposing fund moves to pay for construction.

County Councilman Michael J. Houser will introduce the Tamir Rice Act on June 9 to ban the sale and display of realistic gun-shaped novelty lighters and levy civil fines. The measure has support from Tamir Rice’s mother and local advocates.