The historic CitiCenter building in downtown Akron is set to be transformed into a 116-unit residential community by Welty Development Group, following its purchase from the City of Akron.

A Cuyahoga County judge ruled that Cleveland's lawsuit against the Browns over their planned move to Brook Park can proceed, rejecting the team's dismissal request.

Lorain County extends its Via LC microtransit service through July 2026, continuing to offer on-demand rides for residents, funded by a mix of grants and city contributions.

The article discusses the historical significance of the Northwest Ordinance and its lasting impact on Ohio's legal system, including civil liberties and the importance of education.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine addresses concerns about child health care and the future of Medicaid, amidst federal funding cuts that could impact Ohioans' access to medical care.

Former East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King has been sentenced to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service for corruption, avoiding prison.

The Brook Park planning commission approved rezoning for a new Cleveland Browns stadium development which will include Ohio's first domed facility and mixed-use areas.

Cuyahoga County expands its specialized crisis response to Parma and Parma Heights, providing better mental health and substance abuse emergency services, funded by a $3.5 million commitment.

The Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled that Cleveland city schools are not liable for an 11-year-old's suicide related to school-issued device content.

Ohio attorney Jeffrey D. Hunter suspended for two years, with six months stayed, for accepting fees without services, deceiving a judge, and inventing a fake assistant. He must refund $15,000 and undergo OLAP assessment.

Cleveland is advancing its neighborhood revitalization with an emphasis on modular housing, naming four manufacturers in an RFP for pilot homes due by fall, signaling innovation in community development and job creation.

Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren faces a recall election on September 9, after controversies and a petition with sufficient signatures to challenge his position.

Cuyahoga County plans a $7 million behavioral health crisis center in Cleveland, offering urgent care for mental health and addiction with funds from the Opioid Settlement.