High school football's regular season finale featured critical games with Grimsley maintaining an undefeated streak and various teams claiming victories across regions, as covered by FOX8, Cleveland's 19 News, and WLOS.

The Cleveland State Men's Soccer team secured a 2-0 win against Detroit Mercy, marking their fourth season shutout and extending a nine-game unbeaten streak.

Cleveland State's volleyball team swept Purdue Fort Wayne 3-0 with standout performances from Laken Voss and Bryn VanVleet, preparing to face Robert Morris next.

Cleveland State's cross country team finished sixth at the Falcon Invite, with Ana Crangle leading and the team aiming for success at the upcoming Horizon League Championship.

The University of Akron honored APD Lieutenant Tome Okoh as the 'True Hero of the Game' for his extensive community service and commitment beyond his police duties.

IndyCar racing may return to Cleveland by 2028, with discussions ongoing about staging a street course race downtown, possibly attracting more viewers and significant economic impact.

Gavin Williams will start Game 1 of the AL Wildcard series for the Cleveland Guardians, following a strong season after adjusting his pitching approach and adding dry needling to his routine.

Cleveland honored Guardians' José Ramírez with a street named after him, a unique tribute for an active athlete recognizing his impact on the team and community.

The Guardians lost 7-3 to the Rangers, but remain tied for the AL Central lead with the Tigers, who also lost. Playoff prospects are favorable for Cleveland, holding a tiebreaker over Detroit.

Parma City School District requires elementary and middle school students to be accompanied by an adult at football games for better behavior monitoring and safety.

The article previews the NFL Week 3 game between the Green Bay Packers and the Cleveland Browns, discussing the Packers' favoritism, the Browns' defense, and key players' performance.

Bo Naylor drove in four runs, helping the Cleveland Guardians beat the Twins 6-2 for their eighth straight win.

The Cleveland Browns signed four players to their practice squad and released three others, with details on the players' backgrounds and college careers provided.