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Are you a thinker? Well, Case Western Reserve University has a place for you.

Governor Mike DeWine announced the new director of the OneOhio Foundation, tasked with handling much of the money received from lawsuit settlements with opioid manufacturers and distributors.

Have you ever wondered if there's something more out there? Something yet to come into focus but yearning to be found. That's what happened to a local woman trying to find her family in Vietnam.

Gunfire erupted near a field as kids were playing pee-wee football Sunday afternoon, leaving two people shot, including a 7-year-old who was hit in the chest.

Donald Jackson-Gates, 20, the great-grandson of former Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson, was sentenced to 18 years to life in prison after pleading guilty last week to a deadly 2022 shooting.

Ohio Republicans are divided on the effort to legalize marijuana for recreational use in the state ahead of a measure on the ballot in November to legalize it.

Mackenzie Shirilla, the woman who was found guilty of murder for causing a car crash that killed two people, was sentenced to two life sentences for the murders, to be served concurrently.

The first day of school is in the books for most CMSD students following a violent summer and previous school year.

Mackenzie F. Shirilla, 19, was found guilty in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas last week for a July 2022 crash that took the lives of two Strongsville teens.

One lucky couple welcomed twin babies early Friday morning and get this, the newborns will now share the same birthday with their parents.

Cleveland City Council has allocated additional funding for more traps and additional funding to the health department to hire more staff to address groundhog complaints.

It was announced Sunday that Venus Williams will no longer be competing in Cleveland’s tennis tournament, Tennis in the Land.

Tensions rose inside the Parma City School District Saturday afternoon as members of the community, city leaders and school officials gathered to discuss the future of Parma Senior High amid plans to demolish the building and build a new, consolidated high school for the city.

In an effort to support pet adoption, News 5 partners with the Cleveland Animal Protective League to bring our viewers the Pet of the Week!

On Saturday, Henton and others presented their concerns before county and city leaders about Cuyahoga County’s proposal to build a jail campus.

Sunday, Pure Passions Farm is hosting a Back to School Bash on The Farm. The event was created to collect school supplies for local children.

Organizers invited the community to check out more than 100 cars, enjoy delicious food and participate in an auction to help them raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.

Organizers invited the community to check out more than 100 cars, enjoy delicious food and participate in an auction to help them raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.

Proposed legislation in Cleveland to bolster the penalties for juvenile curfew law violators and their families is generating plenty of reaction among parents and community leaders.

On Friday, a 19-year-old cancer survivor who had to learn to walk and talk again danced the night away in Ohio City.

A paint spill that left a giant puddle of yellow road paint on State Route 58 at State Route 113 in Amherst Township damaged at least two vehicles.

This year's event was held inside Cleveland Browns Stadium, with kids arriving to meet with Garrett and receive a backpack full of back-to-school essentials.

Growing distractions, bullying and safety concerns are all fueling a debate about whether cell phones have a place in school.

A mother of five is worried about her children growing up in a time when teens are accused of some pretty serious crimes.

Former Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor is now the face of a bipartisan movement to stop gerrymandering by overhauling the redistricting system.