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The family of fallen Cleveland Police Officer Jamieson Ritter has filed a lawsuit against the city, Police Chief Dorothy Todd, Safety Director Wayne Drummond and other police officials, alleging his death was preventable and resulted from policy failures, inadequate staffing and poor leadership.

PARMA, Ohio (WOIO) - Parma firefighters rescued a man who slipped and fell into a steep ravine while he was cleaning up his yard Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters got the call for a man at the bottom of a ravine on Edgecliff Drive around 3:00 P.M. When crews arrived on scene...

Dr. Henry Pettiegrew II, superintendent and CEO of East Cleveland City Schools, is hosting a book signing and leadership conversation at the East Cleveland Public Library.

A chance stop at a music festival inspired Johnny Vorobel to launch ZOVO, a food truck that's now one of Northeast Ohio's favorites. Learn how the chef turned his passion into the No. 2 food truck in cleveland.com's readers' poll.

NORTHFIELD, Ohio – The latest Northfield Village police blotter features a variety of incidents investigated by local law enforcement between June 24 and June 29, 2026. This period saw active police responses ranging from physical assaults and disorderly conduct to medical assistance and resolved property disputes. In

Driving by the old St. Christine church and school recently brought some nostalgic feelings and relief that the buildings, although repurposed, were still there. For many people, what made Euclid special were all the Catholic churches and schools that were located throughout the city. With the exception of St. Roberts,

Gannon University and Ursuline College have filed a federal lawsuit aimed at preventing the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC) from removing Ursuline student-athletes from competing in Division II athletics while they complete their degrees. The case, filed in U.S. District Court in Cleveland, claims the conferen

The venue announced Wednesday through its official social media channels that it will welcome guests back on Thursday, July 9, with reopening festivities continuing Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11, at its longtime home, 1163 Front Ave. in Cleveland’s Flats Entertainment District. The reopening comes about a week

“Funky Freaky Fried” — Cleveland’s Rally Inn Turns Tots Into Something Extraordinary. “This was a very very divey bar at the time — a punch palace,” owner John Oberman tells Guy Fieri about what the Rally Inn used to be. No windows. Ripped up vinyl floors. Guy’s reaction? “A punch palace — that is one of the funniest l

The FOX 8 I-Team has found two construction workers suffered burns at the site of the new Browns stadium, possibly from flames caused by methane gas.