New Cleveland tire-shop owners changed tires roadside after a large I‑90 pothole left motorists stranded, sparing some from tows and hefty repair bills.

A judge has ordered a law firm to hand over Notre Dame College endowment records as state investigators and receivers press a probe into whether donor‑restricted funds were misused. The order could change how the shuttered South Euclid campus and its funds are resolved.

Warm afternoon gives way to storms tonight — damaging wind and heavy rain possible across Cleveland. Plan for a gusty evening commute.

Alexandria Nichols previews early‑June pool openings, metal detectors and contracted security at rec centers, plus phased repairs tied to the city’s parks plan.

EDWINS launched Saturday Supper in Cleveland Heights — a weekly, family-style three-course meal priced at $22 for adults and $15 for kids. Early-evening seatings run Saturdays from 4–5:30 p.m.

Olmsted Falls is pausing new residential permits for another six months as officials rewrite zoning rules and reconsider tax incentives after large subdivision proposals.

Rick Doody’s Lola’s Bistro pairs Parisian design with bistro classics — escargots, trout amandine and tiny table-side martinis — in downtown Chagrin Falls.

An Oak Harbor mother was arrested after an alleged drunken head-on crash with her young son aboard. She faces OVI and child-endangerment charges and was released on her own recognizance.

Cleveland’s storefront renovation rebate program has been paused since July 2024, stalling façade and signage projects and leaving $500,000 set aside unused while officials revamp the incentive.

An 8-year-old second grader brought a loaded 9mm to Longcoy Elementary in Kent, staff and a student prevented injuries and police charged the child's mother.

After heavy rains, parts of Columbia Township saw yards and basements flood up to five feet. Residents blame stalled plans, easement fights and jurisdictional confusion.

Ideal Baking Company recalled its Breakfast Bread after labels omitted soy-containing margarine sub-ingredients, no illnesses have been reported. The recall affects several local retailers.

A federal judge ordered the release of Phillip Durachinsky after more than nine years in pretrial detention. He'll live with his parents and is barred from internet access while awaiting trial.