The Cleveland Browns released renderings for a potential new dome stadium near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, weighing this against the city's proposal to renovate their current venue.

Dante Freeman, a 20-year-old homicide suspect, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force for a Warrensville Heights murder.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a mix of weather with potential storms and flooding due to Tropical Storm Debby, and a cooler weekend with possible lake-effect showers.

A $1 million Mega Millions ticket was sold at a Speedway in Mentor, Ohio, matching five white balls. The jackpot was not won, and the winning ticket was an auto-pick.

Cleveland homeowners can apply for ARPA-funded home repair assistance, with pre-approval open until August 21, 2024. A lottery will select 150 eligible applicants due to high demand.

A missing 12-year-old Euclid boy returned home safely after disappearing during severe storms, with police confirming his unharmed arrival late Tuesday night.

The National Weather Service notes Ohio will have calm weather due to high pressure, but the weekend may bring changes as Hurricane Debby's remnants could affect the region, with a cool down expected next week.

Phillip Mendoza was sentenced to 15-20.5 years for the 2020 shooting death of a toddler in Akron after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and felonious assault.

Residents in Mentor, Ohio, are invited to provide input on the $930,000 Lakeshore Boulevard resurfacing project scheduled for spring 2025, with expected daily lane closures and a federal grant offsetting costs.

I-76 in Akron is closed due to 'suspicious items' found near the roadway, with no timeline given for reopening. Traffic is affected, and detours are in place.

A teenager in Akron was hospitalized after being shot while riding a scooter. The incident is being investigated, and the police are seeking information.

Ed Weaver of Sandusky was arrested for multiple vehicle break-ins in Perkins Township and is held on a $54,000 bond, with community-provided video evidence aiding his capture.

Stephanie Wernet is appointed as Cleveland's new CITO, with a focus on improving the city's tech and digital services. Mayor Bibb lauds her as a key player in advancing the digital evolution of the city.