Taylor Wizner

Dr. Howard Tucker, a longtime Cleveland Heights neurologist and the Guinness World Records holder for the world's oldest practicing doctor, has died at age 103, his family confirmed Tuesday.

Winter fires spiked in Cuyahoga County last year, according to MetroHealth System.

This respiratory virus season, Northeast Ohio hospitals are seeing far fewer infants with RSV, thanks to higher use of vaccines for pregnant women and antibody shots for newborns. However, flu cases are up.

As Cleveland moves to expand public access to Lake Erie, rising drownings reveal what experts call a dangerous gap between growing waterfront use and water safety preparedness.

Hospitals in Northeast Ohio are using artificial intelligence to help detect sepsis, a reaction to infection that can quickly turn deadly if not treated in time.

Cuyahoga County leaders are advancing a revised plan to build a Behavioral Health Crisis Center in Cleveland's Central neighborhood, a project supporters say could reshape how the region responds to mental health emergencies.

Five years after Cleveland declared racism a public health crisis, a coalition to address the problem has issued its first report, drawing a mix of praise and criticism from the community.

The virus has been detected in the region's wastewater, even amid low suspected COVID transmission rates.

Primary care providers at MetroHealth are organizing to form a union, saying it is needed to improve working conditions and patient care.

Cleveland Clinic plans to open a new Level 1 trauma center at its main campus near Cleveland's University Circle in 2028, a move that could reshape emergency care in the region.