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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The family of a Ravenna man who died in a 2022 crash on the Ohio Turnpike in North Royalton will receive a $612,500 settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the Illinois company that owned the semitrailer involved in the collision. Melissa Ferrell filed the...

Cleveland is lining up $1 million in incentives to redevelop a vacant factory into a producer of modular homes. This summer, the city announced that MMY US would set up shop in an old industrial property at 7000 Central Ave. The company produces homes in large pieces that can be assembled on vacant land.

Beer cans floated down stadium steps, lightning flashed and a referee couldn't keep his own calls straight — but Cleveland still won.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Nearly 2,000 people filled Wade Oval Park on Saturday for the annual Autism Speaks Walk and 5K, coming together to fund research, build community and break down the stigma often carried by families navigating a diagnosis. According to national health estimates, about 1 in 31 children...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland Division of Animal Care & Control is asking for the public’s help Sunday to identify a man connected to an incident in which a dog was abandoned in a crate. The division shared on social media that the man pictured came to their kennel...

Ohio’s first statewide police drone law takes effect October 6, and Cleveland’s own drone policy already outlaws four things the state law leaves legal: facial recognition, gait analysis, surveillance of demonstrations, and any weapon on a police drone. House Bill 251, signed by Gov. Mike DeWine on July 7, requires a w

Chef Douglas Katz will open Ettore, a casual Italian enoteca, in the historic Rose building where Chef Boyardee once operated a restaurant.

Ohio’s top law enforcement leaders agree with the public: misusing Flock cameras should be punished. Attorney General Andy Wilson and the Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio are asking lawmakers for some regulations. Across the nation, distrust of Flock Safety cameras has grown over privacy concerns. They have typically.

One person is dead after a shooting on Cleveland's west side.