Two men, Jamar Skanes and Alontez Beasley, were convicted for the murder of Alyson Appling-France in front of her children. A third suspect, Clarence Bennett, remains at large.

The Royals tied for first place in the AL Central with a 6-1 win over the Guardians after a rain delay and a strong performance since the All-Star break.

The Ohio Turnpike suspends late fees and collections due to a scam involving fraudulent texts about unpaid tolls, urging customers to use official channels for inquiries.

Cleveland is experiencing varied weather due to a moving cold front, with potential for thunderstorms and high temperatures before cooling off over the weekend.

The Cleveland Metroparks announced the return of the Touch-a-Truck and FallFest events, featuring family activities like vehicle exploration, crafts, and hayrides.

Attempted murder suspect Marcus Anderson was arrested by U.S. Marshals in St. Louis after a Cleveland Metroparks shooting.

A teen was arrested in Cleveland following a police chase involving a stolen vehicle that was detected by a license plate reader. The chase ended with a mechanical failure and a foot pursuit.

The 17th Cleveland Italian Film Festival returns in September, showcasing Italian films over three Thursdays. Joyce Mariani, the founder, focuses on a relaxed pace, screening only one film per evening.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, with efforts underway to remove his name from several state ballots to avoid being a spoiler.

A $15 million gift from Iris and the late Bert Wolstein is funding the new high-tech Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Center at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.

The Canton Police Department is investigating a video showing an officer possibly using excessive force on a suspect, amid public concern and scrutiny.

Schools in Northeast Ohio close due to extreme heat with temperatures forecasted to exceed 90° and heat indexes reaching near 100°, impacting student safety.

The NWS issued a Heat Advisory for Ohio counties including Cuyahoga, with heat index values expected to reach 100-104 degrees. Unpredictable severe weather and thunderstorms are also forecasted.