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CLEVELAND — Every night, thousands of people experiencing homelessness across the U.S. turn to homeless shelters for help. In Cleveland, the Norma Herr Women’s Center serves as a refuge for women in need; it’s the city’s only low-barrier emergency shelter for adult women. In December, Spectrum...

LYNDHURST, Ohio -- Assist person: Acacia Park Drive. At 8:05 p.m. Feb. 4, a Cleveland woman, 34, reported that she was making a delivery to an apartment resident on Acacia Park Drive and left the car’s engine running with its key inside. When she returned to the car, she...

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio -- The Strongsville City Schools will review and may revise its backpack policy due to a Jan. 9 incident in which two pupils were caught with a 9mm handgun on Strongsville High School property. That’s even though the weapon was found in a car, not in a backpack....

A Berea couple expecting their third child this summer are celebrating early after winning a big lottery prize.

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — A Cleveland man has been sentenced to up to 16½ years in prison after pleading guilty to cocaine possession and failing to comply with a police officer. James Lester Blackwell, 47, was sentenced by Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge Joseph J. Bruzzese Jr. to a prison term of 11 to 16 1/2 […]

A unique Tudor home in Lakewood, Ohio, listed for $3.25 million, has earned a spot on Zillow Gone Wild due to its historical backstory, unique features, and spectacular views of Lake Erie.

Drone video captured an 80-mile-long crack that developed on frozen Lake Erie earlier this week, which was visible from space. According to NOAA, the fracture stretched from Port Burwell, Ontario, to near Cleveland, Ohio.

The 1930 Art Deco/Art Moderne Hanger at 24400 Cedar Road in Beachwood is on the market with a listing available through Realtor Adam Kaufman and Howard Hanna. Being on the National Register of Historic Places and its rare original murals and artisan metalwork, Hanger’s historic significance makes it a special listing.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland will lose $3.3 million in grant money that was meant to help remove sources of lead from homes because the city failed to spend the money fast enough. The money was part of a $4.9 million grant administered by the Ohio Department of Development. Cleveland was...

A staple in the Glenville area for 80 years is now on the National Park Services’ National Register of Historic Places.