More Cleveland-area suburbs report black bear sightings
CLEVELAND — More Cleveland-area suburbs are getting added to the growing list of recent black bear sightings. On Thursday, both the City of Garfield Heights and the Brooklyn Heights Police Department warned about the sightings on social media. The Brooklyn Heights Police Department stated it has only received one...
Flats nightclub relocating after announcing plans to reopen
A nightclub expected to reopen in the Flats East Bank this weekend announced that it is moving to a new location.
FORECAST: Tracking some storms with heavy rain, gusty winds
CLEVELAND (WJW) – Overnight, skies are partly to mostly cloudy with a passing shower or storm as the stationary boundary continues to move through the area. Most of us will remain dry. It is warm and muggy with overnight lows in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. On...
Arrest at home where Tennessee woman’s body was found
US Marshals have arrested a man from the same home where a Tennessee woman's body was found last week.
Euclid sets membership pricing for soon-to-open Recreation and Wellness Center
Euclid residents, and non-residents, will soon be able to use the newly built Recreation and Wellness Center as a grand opening is set for July 13. Recreation Director Mac Stephens said during a recent City Council meeting that before the center fully opens that they will be starting with a ribbon cutting and membershi
Cuyahoga County bans gun-shaped lighters
Cuyahoga County has become the first county in Ohio to ban the retail sale and display of gun-shaped novelty lighters. Why it matters: Some Ohio cities regulate novelty lighters on the basis of fire safety, but county officials say this is the first to specifically target them as a violence-prevention measure.
Cleveland kidnapping survivor speaks out on Ohio’s ‘House of Horrors’
Lee was held captive by Ariel Castro in Cleveland for nearly 11 years before escaping in 2013.
10,000+ Ohio customers lost power after FirstEnergy tried to loosen reliability rules
More than 10,000 FirstEnergy customers lost electricity during a heat wave this month, just one week after Ohio regulators rejected the company’s request to loosen the rules around how many power outages are considered acceptable. The blackout left the FirstEnergy customers who lost power without air conditioning as te
Mystery revealed: Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announces species of new baby animal
The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo has just revealed that an adorable new baby was born at the zoo. However, the kind of animal is still a mystery ... a least to the public.
PHOTOS: Cleveland’s own Bone Thugs-n-Harmony gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
First they got a Cleveland street named after them, now they're being honored on the streets of Hollywood.
