Attack by teen sends Cleveland Heights officer to hospital, say police
An investigation is underway after a 14-year-old girl allegedly assaulted two Cleveland Heights police officers.
Late-Night Euclid Avenue Stabbing Rocks Downtown Cleveland
A man was hospitalized after a late-night stabbing on Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland yesterday, turning a busy corridor into an active crime scene as police and emergency crews rushed in and taped off the area. Video from the scene shows first responders treating the victim on the street before he was transported
These 10 US Cities Are Losing Residents So Fast That Home Values Could Collapse...
Discover which 10 US cities are hemorrhaging residents in 2026, risking sharp drops in home values by 2027.
Taste of Tremont draws thousands to Cleveland’s Professor Avenue (photos)
Thousands Fill Tremont Streets for a Day of Food, Art and Community.
Completed Mormon temple to host sacred ceremonies for region of 13,000
The construction of the Cleveland Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is complete, standing 100 feet tall on Brecksville Road. Groundbreaking for the Mormon temple was June 1, 2024. The two-year construction included connecting pre-fabricated elements from locations in Mexico and Utah, as well as
Porch fire displaces 7 in Cleveland; no injuries reported
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Division of Fire responded to a house fire Sunday afternoon. According to Cleveland Fire, the report of a residential fire was reported in the 15300 block of St. Clair Avenue. The fire originated on the exterior porch between two attached two-story brick row houses.
After 55 years in her home, one Clevelander is fighting to stay put amid...
Packed bookshelves, well-groomed houseplants and generations of family photos atop the door frames make Phyllis Bembeck’s West Side Cleveland home feel like the perfect setting for a family reunion. The 86-year-old Bembeck moved in here in 1971. She first lived there with her siblings, then raised her family here,...
Richmond Heights mulls upgrading intersections to boost emergency responses
Red lights can be frustrating, but they can also save lives. During a recent Richmond Heights Safety Committee meetings, members discussed the possibility of adding Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption units to the city’s intersections. These EVP units automatically give fire and EMS units the temporary right-of-way by turnin
City of Cleveland fixes hole along Steve Harvey Way
After a concerned mother reached out to News 5, crews with the City of Cleveland filled a long-standing hole along the street instead of the contractor that left the hole uncovered for months.
Ohio residents sue Taco Bell, say they got cyclospora after eating at restaurants
The lawsuit also names Taco Bell's lettuce supplier, Taylor Farms.
