Katie Ussin

There is a new closet opening in January on Cleveland’s west side. It is for kids who don’t have a closet of their own, and the organizers say it’s Cleveland’s first foster care closet.

The Cleveland Museum of Art's renovated lower and main lobbies have now reopened and improves the customer experience as well as better connects people through art, they say.

The two CMSD teams advancing to state after today's competition are the Valley View Boys Leadership Academy and the Douglas MacArthur Girls Leadership Academy.

Nanci Sudano, who lives on Cleveland’s West Side near Edgecliff and Warren, is still waiting to get her new roof and garage following the severe weather that hit Northeast Ohio on Aug. 6, 2024.

In art, the rule of thirds helps create a well-composed image. But in life, sometimes you discover those rules fall away, and that balance is lost.

From trees ripped up by tornadoes to basements flooded by torrential rain and neighborhoods buried under feet of snow, Northeast Ohioans were put through the wringer this year by the weather.

A year and a half ago, we promised to follow through on a first for Cleveland: New transitional housing for mothers and children at Laura’s Home on the city’s West Side.

A data breach at one of the largest student information systems in the world has potentially exposed the personal information of millions of students and teachers, including in Northeast Ohio.

Each summer, the Scripps Howard Fund, the Scripps family, and our News 5 staff and viewers donate money during our "If You Give a Child a Book" campaign.

Senders Pediatrics in South Euclid is beginning the Eclipse Trial, a clinical study for a vaccine to protect against the Epstein-Barr virus and infectious mononucleosis.