The Cavs clinched first‑round home‑court advantage and will open the series at Rocket Arena on April 8 after Atlanta’s loss locked up the matchup. Ticket and schedule details inside.

A Cleveland dispatcher pleaded no contest after a March 22 SWAT response in Euclid, court records show a 90-day jail term largely suspended and an internal probe underway.

Neighbors are urging a pause to NEORSD's Doan Brook restoration at Horseshoe Park, citing tree loss, historic concerns and outstanding legal questions as recent federal permitting moves forward.

Amy Acton says she’ll press to revive a redistricting amendment in 2027 if elected governor. She blamed confusing 2024 ballot language and warns a new drive will be costly and complex.

Cedar Point has removed the Monster, a 1970 Polyp-style ride, saying the attraction "has reached the end of its serviceable life" as replacement parts became scarce. The park says it will not relocate the ride.

José Ramírez played his 1,620th game on April 6, 2026, passing Terry Turner’s 108-year-old mark to become the Guardians’ all-time games leader. The club honored him with a scoreboard tribute at Progressive Field.

City housing prosecutors filed 20 misdemeanor charges after inspectors found persistent mold at the Cuyahoga County Diversion Center, nurses say they became ill.

A new Ohio bill would require courts to send text and email reminders before hearings. Cleveland’s pilot shows that reminders can cut missed appearances and save money.

A Cleveland immigration judge found "serious reasons" to believe a Salvadoran man committed a crime abroad and ordered his deportation after more than a year in ICE custody.

Spotty lake‑effect snow this morning will taper by midmorning; highs only near 37°F today before a rapid warm‑up midweek.

EPA's proposal to exclude several wildfire‑influenced 2023 readings drops the Cleveland region to the 70 ppb ozone cutoff. That shift could pause some pollution‑control requirements.

A 77-year-old Cleveland man died after his motorcycle struck a guardrail on State Route 8 in Stow on April 4. Authorities say the crash is under investigation.

Two Democrats — John Kulewicz and Elliot Forhan — head to a May 5 primary for Ohio attorney general. Kulewicz has party and union backing while Forhan has sparked controversy.