Elizabeth Vanmetre

Saturday and Sunday mark the last chance to see “The Light of Kinara: A Kwanzaa Celebration,” a captivating performance at the Cleveland Public Theater.

When Daphne Ross installed a clothesline outside her antique store, Just Enough Antiques, three years ago, its purpose was simple: to display quilts and textiles.

The first project, Dell Haven Basin, will cost around $4.1 million. The hope is the new Basin will address the flooding issues at York and Pleasant Valley Roads and other nearby neighborhoods.

In rural communities like Sugarcreek, where hospitals are miles away, having advanced emergency equipment can mean the difference between life and death.

Cleveland Fire crews have responded to 28 crashes since January 6 at the same location on I-90’s notorious Dead Man's Curve.

The pursuit began when a driver drove away during a traffic stop at the intersection of West Erie Avenue and Leavitt Road.

Earlier this week, the Cleveland Fire Department reported responding to an average of 10 accident calls per day along the eastbound lanes of the curve.

Known for its major sports teams like the Cavaliers and Browns, Cleveland is about to shine in a different athletic spotlight.

Project Lifesaver is a device that helps track individuals who may wander due to conditions such as Alzheimer’s, dementia, or developmental disorders.

The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office has technology designed to protect some of the county’s most vulnerable residents.