Home food scrap recycling program coming to Euclid residents
Euclid will be joining Rust Belt Riders food waste recycling program with the aim of helping to reduce the amount of trash that gets sent to landfills. The program — at no cost to residents — is set to be announced during the Big Clean event on April 25. Afterwards residents will be able to sign up online in order to get a code for bins...
Ohio Attorney General awards $5M for Prosecutor Training Program at CSU
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently announced the awarding of $5 million in seed money to establish a Prosecutor Training Program at Cleveland State University. The new program, a first in Ohio, will be housed at the CSU College of Law. It is designed to prepare the next generation of prosecutors and to strengthen public safety statewide, according to a news release.
Immaculate Conception Parish in Cleveland to close, join St. John Cathedral in “extinctive union”
CLEVELAND — The end of an era is approaching for one of Cleveland’s historic Catholic Churches. Immaculate Conception Parish on Superior Avenue will close through an “extinctive union” with the nearby Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. “It’s very emotional. It’s very sad that a change...
East Cleveland Man Stabbed to Death ID’d as Lawrence Axson
An East Cleveland man killed in a stabbing has been identified in a public remembrance post as Lawrence Axson, as the case remains under investigation and authorities ask anyone with information to come forward. The notice, shared Sunday, April 12, 2026, said Axson died after suffering fatal stab wounds in...
Man is distraught following drunken driving charge: Bainbridge Township police blotter
BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Crash, Bainbridge Road: A caller reported a vehicle crash 1:30 a.m. March 29. The responding officer located a vehicle off the road and stuck in a ditch. The driver, a 24-year-old Aurora man showed signs of intoxication and failed a field sobriety test. He said he...
Retired Detective Alleges Botched Investigation in 2012 Death of Parma Paralegal
A retired Cuyahoga County detective and a new investigative summary are challenging the official account of Dawn Pasela’s 2012 death in Parma. The report alleges key evidence was missed, raises questions about the timeline and claims Pasela feared threats as she prepared to testify about alleged prosecutorial misconduct. Her family continues to push for a new investigation.
Northeast Ohio Keeps Shaking: The Real Story Behind All Those Tiny Quakes
From Lake County into Geauga and Cuyahoga, people have been feeling the earth twitch under their feet for months now. Cabinets rattle, pets get jumpy, and social media lights up with the same question: Is something weird going on under Northeast Ohio?. According to local seismologists, the answer is more...
Woman, 77, arrested for second OVI offense after her car severed utility pole: Shaker...
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio -- OVI: Fairmount Boulevard. At 5:40 p.m. April 4, officers summonsed a 77-year-old Shaker Heights woman for operating a vehicle while under the influence. The woman collided her BMW vehicle into a Chevrolet vehicle that was parked in the 20000 block of Fairmount Boulevard, and then struck...
Singer Steel site’s new uses revealed
Singer Steel on Random Road in Cleveland’s Little Italy could soon enter a new chapters in its history — that of a residential and parking complex. The residential would be developed where the factory stands and the parking would be alongside the Red Line rapid transit, the power lines for which are visible at left (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM.
Heading to or from downtown Cleveland? Note this I-77 traffic work starting Monday
CLEVELAND, Ohio - A series of lane restrictions and detours begin Monday on the last section of Interstate 77 just south of downtown Cleveland. This is all part of work to replace the I-77 bridge over Woodland Avenue, East 22nd Street and East 14th Street. Work will extend well into 2028, the Ohio Department of Transportation said.

















