Parma City School officials announced Byers Field will reopen on September 5 following repairs after storm damage, just in time for a high school football game.

Two men are sentenced today for a Cleveland mass shooting that injured nine last summer, highlighting the city's ongoing struggle with urban violence.

The Cleveland Browns are set to make a "special announcement" today, with a live stream planned for fans. The content is undisclosed, but it's noted that it likely won't be about a new stadium.

The National Weather Service Cleveland OH forecasts calm weather with fall-like temperatures for the Bay Area, with clear conditions until a low pressure front brings potential rain and cooler air by the weekend.

A man was fatally shot outside an Akron hookah lounge, his identity remains undisclosed, and no suspects have been arrested.

A car crashed into a University Heights home, injuring the driver and displacing six residents. The cause is unclear; the residents are safe but temporarily housed elsewhere.

A six-vehicle crash on I-480 west in Cleveland has left 22-year-old Michelle M. Jackson dead and six others injured. The interstate was closed, leading to significant traffic delays.

Multiple people were shot near Shaw High School in East Cleveland early this morning, with details on victims and circumstances not fully disclosed.

A child drowned at Portage Lakes State Park's swim beach area, firefighters and volunteers formed a human chain to search, but the child was found deceased.

Four people were shot in Cleveland over a dispute regarding stolen property, with a 31-year-old man detained. Victims ranged from 24 to 61 years old. No fatalities were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a shooting after a football game near Euclid High School that killed one teen and injured four, the incident is under investigation.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts stable and dry weather through mid-week due to high-pressure, with temperatures rising by Thursday and clear skies expected.

University Circle Police warn of car break-ins in Cleveland, advising residents to remove valuables and use anti-theft devices. They urge not to tamper with cars post-break-in to preserve evidence.