With quarterback-hungry teams looking to move up and the Browns needing to address multiple positions, Andrew Berry might ...

A big reason is Laila Edwards, the 22-year-old phenom from Cleveland Heights. Much is being made of her being the first African-American woman to compete in hockey at the Olympics. That’s a terrific ...

Also in this week’s Medina Police blotter, police make a crisis intervention referral following a welfare check at a home.

Someone's Hunting Us' is a new true-crime podcast about serial killer Khalil Wheeler-Weaver and the women who took him down.

In an effort to ensure the city has funds available for capital improvements, the city’s finance committee has agreed to ...

In this week’s North Royalton Police Blotter, police observed a weaving 2019 Chevy SUV, which didn’t use it turn signal, on ...

A Republican lawmaker who proposed deducting state funding from any school district that challenges Ohio in court over ...

In this week’s Brecksville Police Blotter, police were dispatched to a Riverview Road address regarding a one-vehicle crash ...

As winter turns to spring, people are excited to get outdoors again, and Medina County Park District is offering many ...

The Word Church Pastor R.A. Vernon’s month-long speaking tour at Cleveland Metropolitan School District high schools drew ...

A proposed Cleveland lakefront music would join similar waterfront venues in Buffalo, Chicago, Toronto and Cincinnati, but some in the Cleveland music scene are raising questions ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — When news broke on Monday that Browns head coach Todd Monken was hiring Mike Rutenberg as his new defensive ...