Cleveland OH

Hidden among Cleveland’s urban landscape sits a chrome-plated treasure that’s been satisfying hungry Ohioans for generations with a menu item that deserves its own fan club – the Salisbury steak. The Diner on 55th isn’t trying to reinvent American cuisine or impress food critics with deconstructed classics...

In a recent crackdown on violent crime, Cleveland law enforcement agencies have reported a multi-agency operation that resulted in eight felony arrests and the recovery of six illegal firearms. The operation is part of the ongoing efforts by the state and local authorities to address crime in the area. On Thursday,...

The Mentor Public School District is mourning the loss of a 14-year-old boy who died surrounded by loved ones. Lucas McGee was a student at the high school.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Toledo Public Schools paraprofessional remains on leave after what the district called a “deeply concerning incident” that left a Garfield Elementary School student with bruising and scratches. 13 Action News obtained new video of the incident and the child’s mother is responding.

The Cleveland Division of the FBI announced 125 arrests over the course of a summer sting.

CLEVELAND — Two teens were shot, one fatally, early Friday afternoon on Cleveland's East Side. According to Sgt. Wilfredo Diaz with the Cleveland Division of Police, at around 12:08 p.m., officers responded to the 7700 block of Garden Valley, located in the city's North Broadway neighborhood, right at the border of...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Investigators have identified the body of a man who was found after a shed fire on Cleveland’s West Side. Cleveland firefighters responded to the 3600 block of Trowbridge Avenue for a report of a fire behind a house, the department said on social media. After...

CLEVELAND — On Friday, a community came together after a horrible attack on a 5-year-old girl, which led her mother to seek justice. We want to warn you that this story is really tough to read. A neighborhood off St. Clair Avenue, quiet and still, could even be described...

In 2013, faced with roughly $20 billion in debt it couldn’t pay and in a state of fiscal emergency, Detroit declared bankruptcy, launching the necessary legal proceedings to move the city out of its ongoing crisis. It wasn’t easy, but the decision enabled the city to recover from that...

Poor sanitation in jails has been the subject of civil rights lawsuits for decades. Plumbing issues, vermin infestations, feces-covered walls, and limited access to basic hygiene products, such as soapor tampons, are common complaints. Courts almost universally agree that a lack of basic sanitation violates...