Clear morning and a warm, sunny afternoon with highs near 60°F. Thunderstorm chances return Thursday with gusty south winds.

A pared-down voucher transparency bill would force the education department to publish school-level scholarship data and build a comparison tool, but it omits tougher accountability measures.

Nickolas Miller, 37, died at Summa Health Akron after an attempted hanging at the Summit County Jail left him unresponsive, the county medical examiner is investigating.

Skyline has named Dallas-based Coury Hospitality the new manager of Hotel Cleveland. The move hands operations of the 491-room, recently renovated landmark to a firm known for dining-driven hotels.

Akron is listing nearly 400 vacant, city-owned lots through three programs. Low prices come with deed and use restrictions that limit resale.

Ohio’s high court ruled officers can continue routine license and warrant checks even after the stop’s original justification proves mistaken. The decision stems from a 2018 Cleveland-area traffic stop.

A Collinwood parent turned Substack sleuth has pushed public records into the headlines, pressing CMSD for answers on pay, pastor visits and bus safety.

A former Beachwood nanny pleaded guilty to federal charges alleging she sexually exploited two toddlers and distributed images. Sentencing is set for July 22.

America250 spotlights Lorain County’s auto-making past and a $1.5 billion Ford upgrade that will bring electric commercial-vehicle production to Avon Lake.

After 25 years in Wickliffe, The FEST will move to Avon’s ForeFront Field on Aug. 15, 2026. Tickets are $10 and organizers say sales will be capped at 10,000.

Cleveland held on for a 142-126 win in Memphis even as the Grizzlies tied the NBA record with 29 made three-pointers, leaving questions about the Cavs’ perimeter defense.

A head-on collision on Stonecreek Road in York Township killed a 24-year-old and injured three, including a 2-year-old, as troopers continue their investigation.

A new AARP analysis and local reporting show about 2.1 million Ohio adults provide unpaid care, and advocates and lawmakers are pushing tax credits to ease steep costs.