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Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District is warning residents of potentially high levels of toxic bacteria at two Lake Erie beaches.

SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio -- In 1918, Wentworth Marshall, founder of the former Marshall’s drugstore chain, built a stately Tudor-style home at 3074 Lee Road on two acres on what is now Marshall Lake. By the early 2000s, the once-grand residence was in disrepair, abandoned and facing a date with the wrecking ball.

Plans to unveil a permanent “Superman Plaza” outside the Huntington Convention Center in Downtown Cleveland are progressing.

One is dead and three are injured after two separate shootings took place within 10 minutes of each other, according to Cleveland Police.

The storefronts lit up in March 1977, spaced between anchor giants that held their corners. At one end stood Higbee’s. On the other, May Co. Between them: a stretch of polished flooring, a ceiling that caught the light, and more than ninety shops holding their breath for opening day.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, Ohio — Nearly a year later, and still no closer to finding missing father, Calvin "Bub" Jones. According to a Brooklyn Heights police report, Jones’ 2011 Chevy Impala (HGF2869) was detected on a flock camera at 11:45 a.m. on Aug. 21 at Broadway near McCracken, heading westbound.

Could Solon’s secret sauce for growth be wearing a little thin?. I applaud Bob Paulson’s op-ed and agree that something is off in Solon. As a 45-year resident, I am astonished at the direction of downtown Solon. With three vape shops, soon to be two marijuana dispensaries and more than five acres of land that has...

WESTLAKE, Ohio (WOIO) - A man and a woman are under arrest after being suspected of stealing a woman’s wallet while she dined on the patio of the Cheesecake Factory at Crocker Park on the afternoon of June 10. A restaurant employee called the police about the theft around...

From ashes to orbit, a Northeast Ohio man who loved life and especially astronomy is being honored this weekend with an out of this world tribute.

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - Lou Radivoyevitch is not in favor of allowing religious groups to operate on his street. “Taking a residential home and converting it into a religious place, I want you to think about that!” Radivoyevitch told Cleveland Heights City Council. “Visualize cars coming on to...