Nadeen Abusada

For the past three days, many people have been stuck in a frustrating cycle — losing power, getting it back, and then losing it again.

Power outages have become all too common in Lakewood. “In the past few weeks, well, July 1, 2 (and) 3, our power went out approximately six hours at a time,” said Donn R.

It was July 12, 2024, when Christion Olson went to a party. The next day, he returned home, where his parents say he appeared badly beaten. Soon after, he stopped breathing.

The April 20 death shook the Parma Heights community and prompted calls from parents and students for change, both in how the school supports student mental health and how it approaches safety.

Earlier this summer, we told you about one rental property that generated 58 police calls in just two years.

First, it was Venita McCormick's 24-year-old son, Lennell McCormick, who was killed in a hit-and-run while walking near the intersection of East 69th Street and Kinsman Avenue in August 2016.

LAKEWOOD, Ohio — Monday night, Lakewood City Council will discuss possible litigation against FirstEnergy following ongoing power outages.

CLEVELAND — A series of fires has uncovered a number of serious issues at a vacant house in Slavic Village.

The discussion centers around traffic along the I-71 corridor through Brunswick, Strongsville and into Middleburg Heights — a commute many drivers describe as busy, crowded and, at times, stop-and-go.