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Cleveland police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect connected to a theft that happened near W. 116th St. and Triskett Rd. on the city's West Side. The incident occurred at approximately 8:30 a.m. on July 17, 2026, and detectives have released a photo of the individual they hope someone can recognize

Heinen’s loss prevention reported a theft Aug. 4 in which a Mayfield Heights woman, 59, failed to scan $150 worth of lobster tail at a self-checkout register a day earlier. The woman was subsequently cited for theft and issued a trespass warning. She had been identified through her vehicle registration.

A sinkhole opened up in the city on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 13, prompting road closures.

The legendary former Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer tells UCR what fans can expect and looks back at the band's long history.

Officers responded the Legacy Event Center Aug. 7 for a report of a disturbance but found no active fight. They learned that a man showed up uninvited to a baby shower and got into a confrontation with another man, who came at him aggressively. The uninvited man subsequently pulled out...

A Cuyahoga County grand jury on Thursday, Aug. 13, indicted three people in a 117-count indictment tied to an ATV and dirt bike theft scheme.

WOODMERE, Ohio – Red, the Steakhouse is officially open today. The steakhouse is in the former Heritage Steak & Whiskey, which Doug Petkovic owned, at 28869 Chagrin Blvd. in the Eton Chagrin Boulevard development in Woodmere. Regular dinner service will be Monday through Saturday. Red has bounced a bit...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A fire on August 6 destroyed three homes on Carlyon Road in East Cleveland, and the family who lived in one of them says firefighters could not get water on the flames for nearly 30 minutes. East Cleveland Fire Department said fire crews responded to the fire in five minutes.

Ethan Khorana has encountered a lot of questions in his six years of community organizing. Why potholes go so long unfixed. Why overfilled dumpsters go so long without cleanup. Or public park grills go filthy. Many times, the answers aren’t all that complicated. Many times, you can just do things.

A year after Ohio's property tax crisis reached a boiling point, the state has begun rolling out relief—but the fallout is still plain enough to see. Cuyahoga County sold a record $18 million in delinquent property tax debt in June, while Mahoning County's auditor lists more than 24,000 delinquent parcels. And with som