TransDigm closed a $2.2B deal that brings Seattle's Jet Parts Engineering into its aftermarket portfolio. The purchase adds roughly $280M in 2025 revenue.

A Richmond Heights woman who called police about an alleged threat was arrested after officers say she failed field sobriety tests with her toddler in the car.

Highland Square business owners are backing a Special Improvement District and trained patrols to curb late-night gatherings and violence after an October 2025 killing.

Ohio lawmakers unveiled the Save Ohio Sports Act to cap wagers, ban proposition bets and limit mobile play, citing addiction and game‑integrity concerns. The bill faces an uphill legislative path.

Dozens of couples say their wedding footage remains inaccessible after the FBI seized a videographer’s hard drives. A Chapter 7 filing lists affected clients.

Ohio’s high court ruled that a lifeguard’s choice of seat did not create the legal “physical defect” needed to sue Cleveland over a 2019 pool drowning. The decision reverses an appeals court and ends this round of litigation.

Former NASCAR driver Matt Tifft bought and rebuilt Mansfield Speedway, gates open May 2 for a Comeback Classic that mixes racing, concerts and family events.

FOX 8 video shows investigators combing a chaotic scene after a shootout outside a Cleveland church; the pastor says he fired in self‑defense.

Breezy start with highs near 72°F; spotty afternoon showers and isolated thunderstorms possible. Rain becomes more widespread Friday and a warming trend returns Sunday.

Seven Hills Fire Chief James "Jamie" Meklemburg Jr. has died at 47. Visitation is set for April 12 and a funeral Mass on April 13.

A KFF poll finds one‑third of U.S. adults used AI chatbots for health information, often because care is costly or hard to access.

K1 Speed has begun building a roughly 70,000‑square‑foot indoor karting and entertainment center in Avon, with a projected Q3 2026 opening and more than 40 jobs promised.

Jonathan Leissler was sentenced to four years after prosecutors say he siphoned roughly $4.5 million from his employer and local organizations, leaving restitution owed above $3 million.