Cleveland OH

If your inner child had a passport, b.a. Sweetie Candy Company would be its favorite vacation destination. Tucked off Brookpark Road in Cleveland, this whimsical wonderland isn’t just a candy store—it’s a sugar-sprinkled fantasy that goes on and on (and on). Whether you’re on the hunt for nostalgic sweets from your childhood or just want to marvel at the sheer size of it all, Sweetie’s delivers in every color, flavor, and form imaginable.

Judge Sara J. Harper passed away on July 8, 2025, days short of her 99th birthday. Out of the limelight for the last decade, as her health declined, Judge Harper was a trailblazer for women and particularly women of color. Her legacy should not be forgotten. When Sara Juanita Harper...

Cleveland police say a woman died after she was stabbed multiple times Thursday night following a reported domestic violence incident.

ELYRIA, Ohio — Lorain County Public Health has issued a warning to residents about a tick species that’s causing an increase in Lyme disease in humans and pets. Blacklegged ticks, often no bigger than a poppy seed, are a shift from dog ticks typically found in the region. Dog ticks are larger and don’t carry Lyme...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - A 16-year-old boy died Thursday after a shooting on Cleveland’s East Side that also left a 15-year-old injured. Dyshaun Atkins was shot at 6:55 p.m. in the 2500 block of East 49th Street, according to Cleveland police and the office of the Cuyahoga County medical examiner.

The number of Ohioans trying to claim their unclaimed funds is skyrocketing.

The City of Cleveland, which is predominately Black, is creating a commission to address challenges facing Black men and boys. The Commission on Black Males, which became official through a city council vote last week, is meant to spotlight and address a range of issues, including education and employment, gun...

Cuyahoga County has rolled out its latest initiative in the fight against housing insecurity, putting forward a $5.5 million funding package aimed to bolster affordable housing options. The proposed funds will be sourced from the federal HOME Investment Partnership Act and are currently awaiting the nod from the...

"Their claim to fame is their pierogis and that's why I bought the business."

Richmond Heights police recently used facial recognition technology to identify two women caught twerking on a patrol car. The video quickly went viral, sparking debate about whether using such biometric tools for minor offenses is appropriate. Critics warn this approach threatens privacy and could lead to law...