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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) — A Cleveland mother is sharing her heartbreak one year after her son died from an overdose involving a synthetic opioid — more potent than fentanyl — that flew under law enforcement’s radar for years. Jerad Berry, 34, of West Park died Dec....

Video released to the FOX 8 I-Team shows juveniles rounded up to face charges for car break-ins and what you hear may leave you furious.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -A group of Ohio National Guard members, some from Cleveland, saved a woman’s life last week while on the Joint Task Force D.C. mission in the nation’s capital. According to officials with the Army, a group of four soldiers from the 323rd Military Police Company,...

Denise Novakovic has distributed 27,000 repurposed Christmas cards over more than a decade, with her latest donation of 12,000 cards going to the American Red Cross in Downtown Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — East Cleveland officials settled two police excessive force lawsuits for a total of $48,000, officials said. The city agreed to pay Redrick Ward $33,000 after an officer stomped on Ward’s head and to pay Robert Banks Jr. $15,000 after he was shot in the leg by an officer.

FOX 8 and Amanda Berry are working together to find the missing.

CLEVELAND — Becoming an American citizen can be expensive, time-consuming, and complicated. Many people hire attorneys— but it’s important not to hire the wrong one. One woman says she’s living a nightmare after hiring what turned out to be a fake attorney. The woman we talked...

It’s been around 100 years since the fisher disappeared from the area around Cleveland, Ohio. This year, the small predator seems to have made a comeback, with one being caught on camera in Cleveland Metroparks.

A plan to transform historic grain silos on Cleveland’s riverfront into a boutique hotel raises questions about the approach to waterfront development and historic preservation in Cleveland. The project, which this week secured a $5 million tax credit from the state of Ohio as part of a $62 million...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Getting a permit in Cleveland has come with a ritual so familiar it earned a nickname: the crawl. Applicants would show up at City Hall clutching forms, shuffling from department to department. A permit might need approval from Building & Housing, Zoning, Fire and Health. Not trusting the process,...